Guardianship
Can a 15-year-old tell his aunt he's moving back to his mother?
A child wants to leave his aunt's house and move back in with his mother. The aunt has custody of him. Can he tell the aunt that he is moving back to his mothers? He is only 15 year old.
How can I obtain guardianship of a 15-year-old living with us?
My daughter, who is 15 has a baby who is 2 1/2 months old. The father of this child, who is 15, has been kicked out of his home multiple times, has had truancy filed on him twice during the course of the 2006-2007 school year & is currently not enrolled in school at this time. The judge ordered his mother to have him take the GED prep test & enroll him in classes to work towards taking the GED exam after attending a military boot camp in Galveston, TX. His mother has not made any effort to move towards him taking the GED prep test and necessary classes ordered by the judge. He is scheduled to leave for Galveston on 7/15/07. He has been kicked out of his home once again & he is now living with us. It has been one full week & he has had no contact with his mother nor has she tried to contact us regarding his well being. My husband spoke with her the day he was kicked out of his home to assist in whatever was needed to rectify the situation & she made it clear to my husband that the 15 yr old boy was not to return to her home. How would I go about getting guardianship of this 15 year old so that I can enroll him in the necessary classes & provide him with a loving home environment with stability & value to education?
Can guardians walk away from a child they were assigned to raise?
A couple was given Legal Gaurdianship of minor child with Full Control to raise child. They knew prior that he had mental health issues, now they do not want to raise the child. My question is can they just decide to no longer raise him and walk away from child?
What form do I need for my incompetent mother-in-law?
I'm not sure what form I need. I have an elderly mother-in-law who is incompetent and is totally cared for by us. She is unable to do anything for her self. Can you tell me what form we need? There is also the possibility that we will need information on placing her in a nursing home.
How can I terminate my in-laws' guardianship over my son in NJ?
My son lives in NJ with his aunt and uncle. They have guardianship over him. This was done agreeably last August in order for my son to attend school there. He is coming home to Florida to finish school here next year. What do I need to do to discharge my in-laws from guardianship and all responsibilities?