This is not an easy question to answer. Many variables.
In some states, it is legal to possess medical marijuana, however it is a violation of federal law.
That being said, if the federal government is the arresting authority and they are able to succeed with prosecution, it is entirely possible that by state statutes your children could be taken away and you could lose your parental rights. Be aware that this is not always automatic. CPS taking them away could be a temporary situation for "safety of the child."
In the state of Michigan, however, where it is legal to grow and possess medical marijuana, if the federal government were to arrest you and convict you, and your sentence was over two years, it is nearly automatic that the courts would move ahead with termination proceedings.
No. The logistics of that would not work. However, they can remove your child at birth under some circumstances.
MY SON IS 8 HIS FATHER HAS NOT HAD CONTACT WITH MY SON OR TRIED IN 5 YEARS 3 AND A HALF OF THOSE HE WAS IN PRISON FOR METH. NOW HE WANTS "TO BE HIS FRIEND". HOW DO I FILE ABANDONMENT OR GET RIGHTS TAKEN AWAY FROM HIM
Absolutely. Not only can you lose the chance to get your license (if you have a permit, you still need a license to drive alone...) - but the child will most likely be taken and put into social services. Next time, ask Mom to drive you and the Oopsie Baby.
Legally no, but since visitation is a low enforcement item, they know they can get away with it. see links below
Besides the punishment you will receive as a parenting measure from your parents, there is none. if a child runs away repeatedly, the social services may think that there is a big issue in the family, and may take action. That should be avoided. Its always better you let your relatives, if not your parents, take care of you, and don't leave it to the state.
Take care of the child
Social Services, Child Services, Social Worker, DCYF agent, batman, pick one...
probably, but their more likely to take it away for spelling your "ur"
No. The logistics of that would not work. However, they can remove your child at birth under some circumstances.
yes the aunt could if the little girl had been taken away from her mother from child services and the father has no intrest. but she can not if the father decides to take custidy then no
Dave Pelzer did not run away as a child; he endured severe abuse at the hands of his mother and was eventually removed from his home by social services. His story was documented in his book "A Child Called 'It'."
child protective services
Child Services
check for any injurys to the child
She can call Child Protective Services if she believes you are endangering the child. However, only the court can take your son away from you.
because the custodial parent passed away,
Your Social Security eligibility is not affected by your receipt of child support. One is for you; the other is for your child.