Child abandonment?
Q. My niece is three years old and resides with her grandmother. Her mother and father are drug addicts and do not see her but maybe once every couple of months. My mother in law will not do anything about the situation. Is this considered child abandonment when the parents leave their child with her for six months and do not make an effort to see her? My mother in law is trying to protect her daughter and hopes that she will clean up her act. It has been over two years that this has been going on. I have called CPS and they stated that becuase the child is in a safe place away from the parents there is nothing that can be done. I do not feel that the grandmother is a fit parent either. Both my husband and his sister the drug addict… [cont.]
Asked by cribabee - Thu Jul 5 17:52:57 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes it is child abandoment..But at least she's with the grandmother. I don't think she should be with her parents for her safety if they're sick right now off of drugs. They need to receive treatment first before trying to care for that little girl. The grandmother is doing what she think is best. Her parents can't take care of themselves right now, let alone a small child. Maybe you should try to help the grandmother with your niece, to make the load easier on her. Well considering the additional comments..I think that you really know in your heart what's best for your niece. I only know a fragment of info. but you know the whole story. If you think that you're the best adult to raise her..then you should try to seek custody and… [cont.]
Answered by woman's stride - Thu Jul 5 18:03:40 2007
Q. My niece is three years old and resides with her grandmother. Her mother and father are drug addicts and do not see her but maybe once every couple of months. My mother in law will not do anything about the situation. Is this considered child abandonment when the parents leave their child with her for six months and do not make an effort to see her? My mother in law is trying to protect her daughter and hopes that she will clean up her act. It has been over two years that this has been going on. I have called CPS and they stated that becuase the child is in a safe place away from the parents there is nothing that can be done. I do not feel that the grandmother is a fit parent either. Both my husband and his sister the drug addict… [cont.]
Asked by cribabee - Thu Jul 5 17:52:57 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes it is child abandoment..But at least she's with the grandmother. I don't think she should be with her parents for her safety if they're sick right now off of drugs. They need to receive treatment first before trying to care for that little girl. The grandmother is doing what she think is best. Her parents can't take care of themselves right now, let alone a small child. Maybe you should try to help the grandmother with your niece, to make the load easier on her. Well considering the additional comments..I think that you really know in your heart what's best for your niece. I only know a fragment of info. but you know the whole story. If you think that you're the best adult to raise her..then you should try to seek custody and… [cont.]
Answered by woman's stride - Thu Jul 5 18:03:40 2007
Child Abandonment?
Q. I live in Oklahoma and was needing so advice on how child abandonment work. how do i apply and what are the nessacery things that have to be going on in order for the abandonment to take place. OK so i guess i need to go into further detail. The father of my child hasn't payed any child support in a long time, nor has he tried to see his son. I heard that you can file for child abandonment and he can lose his rights. The reason I want to do this is so it doesn't become a problem with custody in the futre. just wanting to know what to do. I herd something about putting a add in the news paper or something.
Asked by oklahomacuttie - Wed Jun 4 18:39:05 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Child Abandonment is a crime that is committed when a child fails to properly care for a child by abandoning them. If your parents have abandoned you, contact the police. If you are talking about emancipation, that is a different thing all together.
Answered by davidmi711 - Wed Jun 4 18:45:07 2008
Q. I live in Oklahoma and was needing so advice on how child abandonment work. how do i apply and what are the nessacery things that have to be going on in order for the abandonment to take place. OK so i guess i need to go into further detail. The father of my child hasn't payed any child support in a long time, nor has he tried to see his son. I heard that you can file for child abandonment and he can lose his rights. The reason I want to do this is so it doesn't become a problem with custody in the futre. just wanting to know what to do. I herd something about putting a add in the news paper or something.
Asked by oklahomacuttie - Wed Jun 4 18:39:05 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Child Abandonment is a crime that is committed when a child fails to properly care for a child by abandoning them. If your parents have abandoned you, contact the police. If you are talking about emancipation, that is a different thing all together.
Answered by davidmi711 - Wed Jun 4 18:45:07 2008
What are child abandonment laws in regard to leaving a child alone in a public place?
Q. A 5-year-old child is left alone at table in the mall for 5 or 6 hours. This parent has no contact with the child during that time and isn't even necessarily nearby (not within seeing or hearing distance). What are the laws for that child? Is that considered abandonment? Could a parent get arrested for that? Fined? What would happen?
Asked by Anna Silverheart - Wed Apr 15 06:42:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. A child under the age of 12 cannot be left alone anywhere even at home. Parent can be arrested and child placed in foster care.
Answered by Age of Reason - Wed Apr 15 07:21:08 2009
Q. A 5-year-old child is left alone at table in the mall for 5 or 6 hours. This parent has no contact with the child during that time and isn't even necessarily nearby (not within seeing or hearing distance). What are the laws for that child? Is that considered abandonment? Could a parent get arrested for that? Fined? What would happen?
Asked by Anna Silverheart - Wed Apr 15 06:42:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. A child under the age of 12 cannot be left alone anywhere even at home. Parent can be arrested and child placed in foster care.
Answered by Age of Reason - Wed Apr 15 07:21:08 2009
Does it costs money to file a child abandonment report in Ontario?
Q. I have an online friend who told me it costs $350 to file a child abandonment report. She said she was surprised to find out there was a fee when she recently had to file one. I'm finding this hard to believe and figured I'd ask here to see if anyone knows.
Asked by bookofmormonwoman - Thu May 15 12:45:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I have an online friend who told me it costs $350 to file a child abandonment report. She said she was surprised to find out there was a fee when she recently had to file one. I'm finding this hard to believe and figured I'd ask here to see if anyone knows.
Asked by bookofmormonwoman - Thu May 15 12:45:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Can a 17 yr old choose to live with a friend without it being technical child abandonment?
Q. i have a friend who wants to live with me, but we live in far away states. my friend wants come when it's close to her birthday but it'll be a few months before. would it be consitered child abandonment by her parents if she lives over here before her 18th birthday?
Asked by Jade - Mon Jan 18 18:43:24 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends a lot on where she is coming from and where she is going. In some (most) states, 18 is the minimum before a child can relocate without parental consent. It would not be a matter of abandonment, btw, if her state does not allow it, you would be technically guilty of kidnapping across state lines. If her parents agree, they can grant you custody (assuming you are over 18), which will resolve the issue. Also understand that you need to make arrangements for schooling, medical care, etc, which will not be possible without parental consent.
Answered by jslinderml - Mon Jan 18 18:51:19 2010
Q. i have a friend who wants to live with me, but we live in far away states. my friend wants come when it's close to her birthday but it'll be a few months before. would it be consitered child abandonment by her parents if she lives over here before her 18th birthday?
Asked by Jade - Mon Jan 18 18:43:24 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends a lot on where she is coming from and where she is going. In some (most) states, 18 is the minimum before a child can relocate without parental consent. It would not be a matter of abandonment, btw, if her state does not allow it, you would be technically guilty of kidnapping across state lines. If her parents agree, they can grant you custody (assuming you are over 18), which will resolve the issue. Also understand that you need to make arrangements for schooling, medical care, etc, which will not be possible without parental consent.
Answered by jslinderml - Mon Jan 18 18:51:19 2010
What is the law on child abandonment in michigan?
Q. I have an 20 month old son and we live in michigan but his biological father lives in Texas and has never one seen him or even called to ask about him other then his mother emailing me. Now all of the sudden he wants to come into his life and I am not sure I want this. He does pay child support but not very regularly. I was wondering what the law on filing abandonment on him and if it is possible to revoke his rights? thanks!
Asked by Allison C - Sun Feb 28 12:53:33 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by George McCasland - Mon Mar 1 19:48:59 2010
Q. I have an 20 month old son and we live in michigan but his biological father lives in Texas and has never one seen him or even called to ask about him other then his mother emailing me. Now all of the sudden he wants to come into his life and I am not sure I want this. He does pay child support but not very regularly. I was wondering what the law on filing abandonment on him and if it is possible to revoke his rights? thanks!
Asked by Allison C - Sun Feb 28 12:53:33 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by George McCasland - Mon Mar 1 19:48:59 2010
what is condisedered child abandonment in the state of AR?
Q. What is considered child abandonment in the state of Arkansas and where can I find out more about this kind of stuff on the Internet?
Asked by Gregory R - Sat Sep 13 21:35:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's the main link about arkansas human services: And here's a passage about child abuse from their site and the specific link i got the passage from: What is Child Maltreatment? Child maltreatment means abuse, sexual abuse, neglect, sexual exploitation or abandonment by the caretaker of the child (a parent, guardian, custodian, or foster parent). The caretaker may be anyone who is age 10 or older and entrusted with the child's care. Child maltreatment occurs when the caretaker harms the child or lets harm come to the child, or fails to meet the child s basic needs. Sexual abuse and exploitation are child maltreatment under Arkansas law whether by a caretaker or by someone else.
Answered by Sylvia H - Sat Sep 13 21:43:41 2008
Q. What is considered child abandonment in the state of Arkansas and where can I find out more about this kind of stuff on the Internet?
Asked by Gregory R - Sat Sep 13 21:35:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's the main link about arkansas human services: And here's a passage about child abuse from their site and the specific link i got the passage from: What is Child Maltreatment? Child maltreatment means abuse, sexual abuse, neglect, sexual exploitation or abandonment by the caretaker of the child (a parent, guardian, custodian, or foster parent). The caretaker may be anyone who is age 10 or older and entrusted with the child's care. Child maltreatment occurs when the caretaker harms the child or lets harm come to the child, or fails to meet the child s basic needs. Sexual abuse and exploitation are child maltreatment under Arkansas law whether by a caretaker or by someone else.
Answered by Sylvia H - Sat Sep 13 21:43:41 2008
How do you feel about Child abandonment?
Q. What do you think about Nebraska's abandonment law and are there better alternatives? Is it fine the way it is written? Does it encourage more parents to abandon their children?
Asked by Herb - Fri Apr 3 10:41:56 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, I think it's tragic, of course, but I can also understand why they have that law. I think it's much better to leave an unwanted baby in a hospital rather than leaving it in a dumpster.
Answered by tangerine - Fri Apr 3 10:54:39 2009
Q. What do you think about Nebraska's abandonment law and are there better alternatives? Is it fine the way it is written? Does it encourage more parents to abandon their children?
Asked by Herb - Fri Apr 3 10:41:56 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, I think it's tragic, of course, but I can also understand why they have that law. I think it's much better to leave an unwanted baby in a hospital rather than leaving it in a dumpster.
Answered by tangerine - Fri Apr 3 10:54:39 2009
Anyone have any information on Child Abandonment?
Q. I have an Oral Presentation tomorrow on Child Abandonment, so I need as much info as I can get. Any neat facts or statistics will be great! Thanks!
Asked by amber - Thu May 14 20:07:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I have an Oral Presentation tomorrow on Child Abandonment, so I need as much info as I can get. Any neat facts or statistics will be great! Thanks!
Asked by amber - Thu May 14 20:07:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
my fiance has to go to court for child abandonment?
Q. my fiance has to go to court for child abandonment. we have phone records showing his been having contact. we also have pictures from where we have had him in the past month. and also have text messages and voicemails from his babysmomma saying were he wasnt going to let him see his child. what do you think will happen?
Asked by kidknight2002 - Wed Mar 3 19:58:13 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. my fiance has to go to court for child abandonment. we have phone records showing his been having contact. we also have pictures from where we have had him in the past month. and also have text messages and voicemails from his babysmomma saying were he wasnt going to let him see his child. what do you think will happen?
Asked by kidknight2002 - Wed Mar 3 19:58:13 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
What is defined as child abandonment in Pennsylvania?
Q. I have a 16 year old staying with my children and I. His father was here temporarily, after being bought out of their house. I thought the stay would be for a few months, but now the father has moved to his brother's house, and left the 16 year old here. The 16 year old has a job, but no driver's license. School is starting in 6 days, and with no way for me to contact his mother or father, I am not sure what to do. What defines child abandonment? Is there an age restriction? I care for this kid, but he isn't mine, and I am tired of stepping up to the plate for the parent's blatant disregard for his welfare.
Asked by rouschkateer - Wed Aug 30 14:33:21 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. do you love him? If you do let him stay cuz he seems to like it there ...Otherwise he will end up with foster parents. Have you ever thought of becoming one? I wish you luck and I sure feel for the boy Life is too hard already..
Answered by fireball226 - Wed Aug 30 14:41:50 2006
Q. I have a 16 year old staying with my children and I. His father was here temporarily, after being bought out of their house. I thought the stay would be for a few months, but now the father has moved to his brother's house, and left the 16 year old here. The 16 year old has a job, but no driver's license. School is starting in 6 days, and with no way for me to contact his mother or father, I am not sure what to do. What defines child abandonment? Is there an age restriction? I care for this kid, but he isn't mine, and I am tired of stepping up to the plate for the parent's blatant disregard for his welfare.
Asked by rouschkateer - Wed Aug 30 14:33:21 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. do you love him? If you do let him stay cuz he seems to like it there ...Otherwise he will end up with foster parents. Have you ever thought of becoming one? I wish you luck and I sure feel for the boy Life is too hard already..
Answered by fireball226 - Wed Aug 30 14:41:50 2006
What is the law for the state of Missouri on child abandonment?
Q. My friend have his little gril full cust,but her mom haves her every other weekend and weds for 6:00 to 8:00, but her mom haven't came to get her on her weds for almost a year, and now she haven't came to get for her weekends for 4 months. So is that abandonment?
Asked by Peggy B - Tue Nov 10 13:01:59 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. My friend have his little gril full cust,but her mom haves her every other weekend and weds for 6:00 to 8:00, but her mom haven't came to get her on her weds for almost a year, and now she haven't came to get for her weekends for 4 months. So is that abandonment?
Asked by Peggy B - Tue Nov 10 13:01:59 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
How do I file child abandonment papers in the state of Oklahoma? I don't want to have to pay a lawyer.?
Q. The biological father has not seen or attempted to conact in nine years. He is way behind in child support. We have no idea where he lives. My husband of nearly ten years wants to adopt him. The child is fourteen and wants this to be taken care of as soon as possible.
Asked by Misty - Sat Aug 29 09:53:11 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This can all be done during the adoption. If you don't know how to do it, this is what lawyers are around for. And, the laws vary from place to place, and a lawyer will know the specifics where you live. I really strongly suggest you rethink your idea of doing it yourself. .
Answered by Mutt - Sat Aug 29 10:20:34 2009
Q. The biological father has not seen or attempted to conact in nine years. He is way behind in child support. We have no idea where he lives. My husband of nearly ten years wants to adopt him. The child is fourteen and wants this to be taken care of as soon as possible.
Asked by Misty - Sat Aug 29 09:53:11 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This can all be done during the adoption. If you don't know how to do it, this is what lawyers are around for. And, the laws vary from place to place, and a lawyer will know the specifics where you live. I really strongly suggest you rethink your idea of doing it yourself. .
Answered by Mutt - Sat Aug 29 10:20:34 2009
Can my boyfriend get his ex-girlfriend for child abandonment?
Q. My boyfriend & his ex-girlfriend have a 4 year old daughter together. He has cared for his daughter for the past 7-8 months. Her mom has only got her a few times since then. Can he get her for child abandonment? The ex also has a 7 year old son that her mother has had since he was born! What does he need to do to get custudy of his daughter?
Asked by loving girlfriend - Tue Aug 12 14:06:28 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He can only get her for child abandonment typically if she disappears and does not see or speak to or send ANY mail to her daughter for 2 years. At that time, he can file for full custody and if his ex decides to come back to try to be in her daughter's life after 2 years she will have no rights. However, for her rights to be legally stripped from her she must either sign over her parental rights or not see/contact/send anything to her daughter for the next 2 years. Either that, or he can go to court any time to sue for full custody. If she really is not around that often, he will most likely be granted full custody. Good luck.
Answered by Mrs Heather Schabby, M&D Goddess - Tue Aug 12 14:11:04 2008
Q. My boyfriend & his ex-girlfriend have a 4 year old daughter together. He has cared for his daughter for the past 7-8 months. Her mom has only got her a few times since then. Can he get her for child abandonment? The ex also has a 7 year old son that her mother has had since he was born! What does he need to do to get custudy of his daughter?
Asked by loving girlfriend - Tue Aug 12 14:06:28 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He can only get her for child abandonment typically if she disappears and does not see or speak to or send ANY mail to her daughter for 2 years. At that time, he can file for full custody and if his ex decides to come back to try to be in her daughter's life after 2 years she will have no rights. However, for her rights to be legally stripped from her she must either sign over her parental rights or not see/contact/send anything to her daughter for the next 2 years. Either that, or he can go to court any time to sue for full custody. If she really is not around that often, he will most likely be granted full custody. Good luck.
Answered by Mrs Heather Schabby, M&D Goddess - Tue Aug 12 14:11:04 2008
How long does a child have to be with out one biological parent for it to be considered child abandonment?
Q. I am the father of a child I just found out about 6months ago. I want to be a part of the childs life but the mother is claiming she has a court order against me for child abandonment because I have not visited the child yet. I was waiting unitl the court date becuase she is making it very difficult for me to visit.
Asked by Ryan C - Sat Nov 14 18:34:07 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It varies from state to state... But in my state, you have to have had no contact with the child for at least 6 months, then the mother (in your case) would have to place an "ad" in the paper for a month stating that she's filing for abandonment and give you the chance to contact her and/or the courts. Then it goes to court. Wait until the court date, tell your case to the judge and the judge will most likely grant you visitation. They won't terminate your rights if you are truly trying to have a relationship with your child.
Answered by Johnny's Mommy - Sat Nov 14 21:31:38 2009
Q. I am the father of a child I just found out about 6months ago. I want to be a part of the childs life but the mother is claiming she has a court order against me for child abandonment because I have not visited the child yet. I was waiting unitl the court date becuase she is making it very difficult for me to visit.
Asked by Ryan C - Sat Nov 14 18:34:07 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It varies from state to state... But in my state, you have to have had no contact with the child for at least 6 months, then the mother (in your case) would have to place an "ad" in the paper for a month stating that she's filing for abandonment and give you the chance to contact her and/or the courts. Then it goes to court. Wait until the court date, tell your case to the judge and the judge will most likely grant you visitation. They won't terminate your rights if you are truly trying to have a relationship with your child.
Answered by Johnny's Mommy - Sat Nov 14 21:31:38 2009
In the cases of legal child abandonment, if there is no name left, how do they further process the children?
Q. I realize for the older kids, they can tell them their names but what about the infants. Do they give an educated guess for the birth date? And would the children have the option of contacting their parents?
Asked by a chick - Mon Oct 20 09:31:42 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think with infants, it is pretty much a guessing game.They have to "guesstimate" their age and usually the hospital will give them a name. In the case of abandonment, if the parent comes forward, they may be able to have contact once the parent proves that they have received counseling or something .
Answered by Heather ~ Not a Perfect Mom ~ - Mon Oct 20 10:00:11 2008
Q. I realize for the older kids, they can tell them their names but what about the infants. Do they give an educated guess for the birth date? And would the children have the option of contacting their parents?
Asked by a chick - Mon Oct 20 09:31:42 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think with infants, it is pretty much a guessing game.They have to "guesstimate" their age and usually the hospital will give them a name. In the case of abandonment, if the parent comes forward, they may be able to have contact once the parent proves that they have received counseling or something .
Answered by Heather ~ Not a Perfect Mom ~ - Mon Oct 20 10:00:11 2008
What is the law on child abandonment in Louisiana?
Q. I moved to La. from Georgia 7 months ago. My child's father still resides in Ga. He has not contacted me or her in a year. He has joint custody of her and is supposed to be paying child support by judges orders. Do I have to go back to Ga. to try to get child support or maybe even get him to just relinquish all rights or is there something that can be done from here...La? Thank you for any info concerning this problem and all advice is welcome!! I read my court orders before leaving state. It simply stated that I must give him 30 days notice and an address to where I am moving if it is out of state. I am not sure what it has about future court dealings...whether I am going to ALWAYS have to go back to ga. or not. I also wanted to… [cont.]
Asked by single.mother.28 - Tue Aug 15 14:21:06 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all, I hope you sought court authorization prior to moving to Louisiana. If not, you could have a major problem if you decide to take your ex back to court. Read your court order carefully. If there is anything in it stating that the court "retains jurisdiction," you will have to hold all future court proceedings with the court in Georgia. If not, wait until you've been in Louisiana for one year and try your luck. Chances are your ex won't show up and you will get a default judgment. Once that's done, have child support enforcement track him down. Be sure you had court authorization to take your child out of state. If not, your ex can claim he didn't pay support or see the child because he didn't know where you were.
Answered by Inquisitor-2006 - Tue Aug 15 15:18:21 2006
Q. I moved to La. from Georgia 7 months ago. My child's father still resides in Ga. He has not contacted me or her in a year. He has joint custody of her and is supposed to be paying child support by judges orders. Do I have to go back to Ga. to try to get child support or maybe even get him to just relinquish all rights or is there something that can be done from here...La? Thank you for any info concerning this problem and all advice is welcome!! I read my court orders before leaving state. It simply stated that I must give him 30 days notice and an address to where I am moving if it is out of state. I am not sure what it has about future court dealings...whether I am going to ALWAYS have to go back to ga. or not. I also wanted to… [cont.]
Asked by single.mother.28 - Tue Aug 15 14:21:06 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all, I hope you sought court authorization prior to moving to Louisiana. If not, you could have a major problem if you decide to take your ex back to court. Read your court order carefully. If there is anything in it stating that the court "retains jurisdiction," you will have to hold all future court proceedings with the court in Georgia. If not, wait until you've been in Louisiana for one year and try your luck. Chances are your ex won't show up and you will get a default judgment. Once that's done, have child support enforcement track him down. Be sure you had court authorization to take your child out of state. If not, your ex can claim he didn't pay support or see the child because he didn't know where you were.
Answered by Inquisitor-2006 - Tue Aug 15 15:18:21 2006
Child Abandonment what are the laws?
Q. My step daughter lives in Oklahoma, we live in Texas. My husbands ex-wife dropped my step-daughter off at her sister's house 2 1/2 weeks ago. She was supposed to come back tomorrow. She just called about 15 minutes ago and informed the sister she will not return for another week. The sister wants to know can she turn her in for child abandonment? If so how does she go about doing so?
Asked by snl7 - Mon Feb 23 00:10:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NO, because she has not legally abandoned her she placed her with someone she trusted to care for her and that is all that is required under Oklahoma law, if the sister does not want to care for the child any longer perhaps she would allow you and the child's father to step in until the mother returns, once a child enters protective services it can sometimes be very difficult to get them back.~
Answered by INSOMNIAC - Mon Feb 23 05:54:29 2009
Q. My step daughter lives in Oklahoma, we live in Texas. My husbands ex-wife dropped my step-daughter off at her sister's house 2 1/2 weeks ago. She was supposed to come back tomorrow. She just called about 15 minutes ago and informed the sister she will not return for another week. The sister wants to know can she turn her in for child abandonment? If so how does she go about doing so?
Asked by snl7 - Mon Feb 23 00:10:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NO, because she has not legally abandoned her she placed her with someone she trusted to care for her and that is all that is required under Oklahoma law, if the sister does not want to care for the child any longer perhaps she would allow you and the child's father to step in until the mother returns, once a child enters protective services it can sometimes be very difficult to get them back.~
Answered by INSOMNIAC - Mon Feb 23 05:54:29 2009
Dose anyone no if there are child abandonment laws In NewZealand?
Q. Over five weeks ago my son told me his father was putting his hands on him, we have a court order so he can see him overnight once a weeks, his father has not called about my son in over 5 weeks now is this abandonment, as i can not find any website in New Zealand that has any information, i would appreciate any answers.
Asked by kiwionline50 - Wed Feb 6 02:15:52 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if your sons father was putting his hands on your child, would you really want him hanging around him? and thats not technically child abandonment, since the child is in care of someone.
Answered by welcom2nevrland - Wed Feb 6 18:16:35 2008
Q. Over five weeks ago my son told me his father was putting his hands on him, we have a court order so he can see him overnight once a weeks, his father has not called about my son in over 5 weeks now is this abandonment, as i can not find any website in New Zealand that has any information, i would appreciate any answers.
Asked by kiwionline50 - Wed Feb 6 02:15:52 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if your sons father was putting his hands on your child, would you really want him hanging around him? and thats not technically child abandonment, since the child is in care of someone.
Answered by welcom2nevrland - Wed Feb 6 18:16:35 2008
does anyone know the child abandonment law in mississippi?
Q. i've had my nephew for 4 months and i was wandering if anyone knew the abandonment laws for mississippi or a website i maybe can find this out. it seems like the only way we can get full custody of him is if we get his mother for abandonment b/c he's been with us and she don't see him or give any kind of support but she don't want to just "give" us full custody all we have right now is temporary custody.
Asked by rogers83 - Sun Apr 6 15:35:37 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Grounds for terminating parental In extreme cases, the court can terminate the rights of a parent, legally severing the relationship. The seriousness of such an action demands clear and convincing evidence that it is in the best interest of the child. To terminate parental rights, a person, agency or institution must file a request in the chancery court of the county where the child lives. The mother, legal father and biological father become parties in the action, and the court appoints a guardian to oversee the child's interests temporarily. Several different grounds exist for such action, including repeated abusive acts by the parent or a parent's abandonment of a child under the age of three for six months or over age three for one… [cont.]
Answered by Taterbug* - Sun Apr 6 15:40:19 2008
Q. i've had my nephew for 4 months and i was wandering if anyone knew the abandonment laws for mississippi or a website i maybe can find this out. it seems like the only way we can get full custody of him is if we get his mother for abandonment b/c he's been with us and she don't see him or give any kind of support but she don't want to just "give" us full custody all we have right now is temporary custody.
Asked by rogers83 - Sun Apr 6 15:35:37 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Grounds for terminating parental In extreme cases, the court can terminate the rights of a parent, legally severing the relationship. The seriousness of such an action demands clear and convincing evidence that it is in the best interest of the child. To terminate parental rights, a person, agency or institution must file a request in the chancery court of the county where the child lives. The mother, legal father and biological father become parties in the action, and the court appoints a guardian to oversee the child's interests temporarily. Several different grounds exist for such action, including repeated abusive acts by the parent or a parent's abandonment of a child under the age of three for six months or over age three for one… [cont.]
Answered by Taterbug* - Sun Apr 6 15:40:19 2008
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