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California Guardianship And Liability
Summary
In California, a grandmother without legal custody may not have the authority to allow a minor to live with her. Guardianship can be established without parental consent if the parent is proven unable or unwilling to care for the child. Evidence of neglect, abuse, or educational neglect can support such claims. Educational neglect may involve failing to provide adequate education, such as placing a child back in a failing school for convenience. Adults can be held liable for allowing minors to engage in illegal activities, such as sexual activity, under charges like contributing to the delinquency of a minor or child endangerment. Legal advice from a family law attorney is recommended for navigating these complex issues.Full Conversation
Can someone in California get guardenship without the parent signing over guardenship of a child refusing to go home because she wants to live with her boyfriend ?
In California, guardianship can sometimes be established without a parent's consent, but it's generally a challenging process. Here are some key points:
- The court prioritizes the best interest of the child.
- The petitioner must prove that the parent is unable or unwilling to care for the child.
- The court will consider the child's wishes if they are of sufficient age and maturity.
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- The court prioritizes the best interest of the child.
- The petitioner must prove that the parent is unable or unwilling to care for the child.
- The court will consider the child's wishes if they are of sufficient age and maturity.
Would you like more detailed information on how to proceed with this process?
How would a the person trying to get the guardenship prove that the parent is unwilling or unable to care for the child legally? What if the child out of straight defiance is just refusing to go home because she wants to live with boyfriend against her mothers wishes and will try or do anything to get her way?
To prove that a parent is unwilling or unable to care for a child in California, the petitioner must present evidence to the court. Here are some points to consider:
- Documentation: Provide records of neglect, abuse, or inability to provide basic care.
- Witness Testimony: Statements from teachers, doctors, or other reliable sources.
- Child's Welfare: Evidence showing the child's well-being is at risk.
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- Documentation: Provide records of neglect, abuse, or inability to provide basic care.
- Witness Testimony: Statements from teachers, doctors, or other reliable sources.
- Child's Welfare: Evidence showing the child's well-being is at risk.
Do you need more specific information on any of these points?
What would be considered evidence of the child's well being being at risk? Because she doesn't want to go home because she doesn't like the rules?
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Evidence of a child's well-being being at risk typically includes:
- Neglect: Lack of basic needs like food, clothing, and shelter.
- Abuse: Physical, emotional, or sexual abuse.
- Unsafe Living Conditions: Hazardous environment or drug/alcohol abuse in the home.
- Educational Neglect: Failing to provide proper education.
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Evidence of a child's well-being being at risk typically includes:
- Neglect: Lack of basic needs like food, clothing, and shelter.
- Abuse: Physical, emotional, or sexual abuse.
- Unsafe Living Conditions: Hazardous environment or drug/alcohol abuse in the home.
- Educational Neglect: Failing to provide proper education.
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What if the person letting the child who refuses to go home and stay at their house stops taking the child to the school the parent has the child enrolled in?
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In California, failing to take a child to their enrolled school can be considered educational neglect, which can affect a guardianship case. You might want to address this issue legally to ensure the child's educational needs are met.
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In California, failing to take a child to their enrolled school can be considered educational neglect, which can affect a guardianship case. You might want to address this issue legally to ensure the child's educational needs are met.
Would you like more guidance on how to proceed with this situation?
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Given the complexity and potential seriousness of the situation, it might be a good idea to consult a local family law attorney. I can provide more guidance on the steps to take.
Would you like more detailed information on obtaining guardianship or addressing educational neglect legally?
Given the complexity and potential seriousness of the situation, it might be a good idea to consult a local family law attorney. I can provide more guidance on the steps to take.
Would you like more detailed information on obtaining guardianship or addressing educational neglect legally?
Is it considered educational neglect if you put a child back in the same school they were failing in before when they didn't even get * credit out of 18 months at the school they are trying to put the child back in vs a different school that has more detailed ways to help your child succeed such as achieving certain passing grades and not below to make sure they understand what is being learned before just passing them?
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In California, educational neglect generally involves failing to provide a child with an adequate education. Placing a child back in a school where they previously failed may raise concerns, especially if there are better alternatives. However, it would depend on the specific circumstances and reasons for the decision.
What are the reasons for putting the child back in the same school?
In California, educational neglect generally involves failing to provide a child with an adequate education. Placing a child back in a school where they previously failed may raise concerns, especially if there are better alternatives. However, it would depend on the specific circumstances and reasons for the decision.
What are the reasons for putting the child back in the same school?
But placing a child back in a previous school where they were failing out of convenience be educational neglect?
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Placing a child back in a school where they previously failed, primarily out of convenience, may raise concerns regarding educational neglect, especially if there are better alternatives available.
Would you like more information on the legal steps to address educational neglect in California?
Placing a child back in a school where they previously failed, primarily out of convenience, may raise concerns regarding educational neglect, especially if there are better alternatives available.
Would you like more information on the legal steps to address educational neglect in California?
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In California, addressing educational neglect involves understanding specific legal steps. Here are some key points:
- Documentation: Keep records of the child's academic performance and school communications.
- Alternative Options: Identify and document better educational alternatives.
- Legal Action: Consider filing a petition with the court for educational neglect.
Would you like more information on how to file a petition in court for educational neglect?
In California, addressing educational neglect involves understanding specific legal steps. Here are some key points:
- Documentation: Keep records of the child's academic performance and school communications.
- Alternative Options: Identify and document better educational alternatives.
- Legal Action: Consider filing a petition with the court for educational neglect.
Would you like more information on how to file a petition in court for educational neglect?
If two minors are engaging in sex could the adult of the home be held liable and punished by law in California?
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In California, adults can be held liable if they allow or facilitate minors in engaging in sexual activity. This could be considered contributing to the delinquency of a minor or child endangerment.
- Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor: Encouraging or allowing minors to engage in illegal activities.
- Child Endangerment: Allowing a minor to be in a situation where their health or well-being is at risk.
Could you provide more details on the relationship of the adult to the minors involved?
In California, adults can be held liable if they allow or facilitate minors in engaging in sexual activity. This could be considered contributing to the delinquency of a minor or child endangerment.
- Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor: Encouraging or allowing minors to engage in illegal activities.
- Child Endangerment: Allowing a minor to be in a situation where their health or well-being is at risk.
Could you provide more details on the relationship of the adult to the minors involved?
Can one look up a protective order in California if they have lost theirs?
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Yes, you can look up a protective order in California if you have lost yours. Here are some steps you can take:
- Contact the court where the protective order was issued.
- Provide your identification and case details.
- Request a copy of the protective order from the court clerk.
Would you like more detailed information on how to request a copy from the court?
Yes, you can look up a protective order in California if you have lost yours. Here are some steps you can take:
- Contact the court where the protective order was issued.
- Provide your identification and case details.
- Request a copy of the protective order from the court clerk.
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You can request a copy of a protective order by following these steps:
- Contact the court where the protective order was issued.
- Provide your identification and case details.
- Request a copy of the protective order from the court clerk.
Would you like assistance in locating the court contact details?
You can request a copy of a protective order by following these steps:
- Contact the court where the protective order was issued.
- Provide your identification and case details.
- Request a copy of the protective order from the court clerk.
Would you like assistance in locating the court contact details?
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You can contact the court where the protective order was issued to request a copy. Here are the steps:
- Provide your identification and case details.
- Request a copy from the court clerk.
Would you like assistance in locating the specific court's contact details?
You can contact the court where the protective order was issued to request a copy. Here are the steps:
- Provide your identification and case details.
- Request a copy from the court clerk.
Would you like assistance in locating the specific court's contact details?
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