Im moving to florida this july to live with my brother. I dont have time to be held up. Specifically i wanted to know if when i go to enroll in school my dad can stop them from transferring my records and if you did this what was your experience?
202292
The law most likely says that you cannot. Often times, you must be 18 or older to find a place to live or have utilities. Then most places have a credit check...odds are that you have none.
152606
you have 6 month from the time your divorce was filed here in ca.  If I were you, I would consult a Lawyer.  He has no business being a father.  He sounds very unfit.  Sounds like you have very good grounds.  First though what I would recommend is documenting. for example, I keep all emails I send to my ex that way if need being I have the written proof for the court.  basically say to him, that he was scheduled to pick so and so up, but you got a call from the school saying no-one pick her up.  something along those lines.  without documentation, you won't have a chance.
482200
In order to transfer within the state, your son's current probation officer and the judge both have to agree to allow your son to transfer.  If either says no, your son cannot move.\n\nSince your son has been admitted to the college already, he has that in his favor.  Has he been following all the conditions of his probation since he was placed on probation?  If he has never been revoked, his chances of transfer are greater.\n\nIn addition, even if the sending county approves the move, the receiving county has the option to turn down his transfer.  \n\nYour son needs to be a salesman.  He needs to sell the idea of why allowing him to transfer is for the good of the communities, both the current community and the new community.  He can explain how this will improve the chances that he will be a better person, and how his degree will help others.\n\nGood luck
207327
You can't do anything in regards to your parents. BUT I say stay in school get educated and then move out on your own. If your father is wrong then give your mom support. And right now, from what you have supplied here your dad is dead wrong.
658831
State to State is different,try to amend this and show them the documents you have start over if need be you deserve the chance and your situation heard,they will probably look over it all again. good luck.
186806
Okay, first... Consider the reasons why your dad wants you to go to that other school... Is it because tuition is cheaper? Is it because he thinks that you just want to go to FEU because of friends? Is his school ranked higher than your school?\nThen... Consider the reasons why you want to go to FEU and not the school your dad chose... Do you not want to go simply because your dad chose it for you? Does it offer the major you wanna study while the other one doesn't?\nYou need to convince your dad (rationally and maturely... not getting frustrated and angry while trying to make your point because then he won't listen to you at all) that the school you want to go to is the best choice for you... If money is an issue, tell him you'll take up a part-time job to at least cover your living expenses... Or make a deal with him that, if your gpa is below a certain mark, you'll transfer schools after a year...\nWhatever you do, don't say you're going to fail classes on purpose if he sends you to the other school... That's just going to worsen your relationship with your dad... Plus... You're only screwing yourself over... Think about it: You go to the school he wants you to go to and you fail everything... So he finally gives up and gives you permission to go to the school of your choice... Do you think that school will take you after seeing that you failed every course that you took at your previous school? I doubt it...\nSo think things through the best you can... If you don't think college is the thing for you, then consider getting a job... But until then... You need to treat this issue well...\nBest of luck to you...
294846
your parents should have the final say as to whether you can go. if they are supportive of you then this teacher shouldnt be able to stop you from going. if you have your parents support, ask your teacher to sign the slip. if she doesnt, report it to the office, or someone in charge of your trips, and have them contact your parents.\n\ngood luck!
496796
Your school records are for your school so your transcript is going to be kept so long as your school can but if you want it for college admission,call your school to make arrangement for that.But remember that you'll have the original but your school will always have copies of them.When you misplace it, go back for another copy.
219293
get ur parents to transfer you
296568
Unless you have a durable power of attorney signed in front of a notary public, your dad has to register himself for any courses at a university. There is actually an entire admissions process he would need to go through, application, fees, and what not. It is not as simple as going into the local community college and signing up on the spot. Even if it were a community college, and there is nothing wrong with them I spent my first two years in college studying at one, he still has to sign the papers himself. An application is a binding legal document which carries certain rights and responsibilities. So, I am sorry to report that your dad needs to be the one to sign up. I have a question for you though. If your dad is too busy to just go and apply, how will he find the time to attend the course? If you were thinking of surprising him with this as a gift, I would most defenently discuss if first as it is just too expensive otherwise.\n\nGood luck with the class sign up. My dad went back and received his B.S. then Masters after he was in his forties. It was the driving force which got me to go when I was old enough. Much happiness always to you and your dad.
325453
If you are in State Custody the state's primary goal should be family reunification.  Your mother may have some issues (drugs, mental health issues?) that she needs to deal with prior to your being returned to her care.\nIf you and your brother have good behavior it is likely that you will be kept in the same home together or if your not together now, good behavior by both of you may help to get you into the same home. \nGood luck
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I'm looking into joining CityYear, acctually, I applied, and my first interview is on Tuesday. So, I can answer most of your questions. Some, or most, of the people live with their parents, or someone close by, which would be free rent, which is what I will be doing. There are some that move away for their year of service, which is what the stepind is for. It is acctually very doable to live on 175 dollars a week, You just have to budget well. They'll help you out, by setting you up with room mates, and helping you look for an apartment. They strongly suggest four people to a two bedroom apartment and in walking distance (or in an area with public transportation). They don't have any sort of dorms on any of their sites. Although, in the near furtute the Boston site will have dorms. With the 175 a week you won't be able to go out to the movies every week, or anything, but it's do able, and you'll still have spending money. You mentioned you live in that area. I suggest you do what I'm doing. I applied to my nearest site, so I can stay with my parents, and I'm going to direct deposit my stipend into an account for college, and I'll move my hours and keep my part time job later at night. (Most students either go to school or have a part time job after City Year, you just have to make sure it never cuts into your commitment.) So, no, you wouldn't have to leave work, but you may need to change your hours to gaurtee you won't be working before 6:30 PM. They also have decent health care and dental care. but they even told me on the phone, if you can stay with your parents, and on their insurance, it will be better. I can't think of anything else I should tell you, feel free to email me.\nOh, and good luck on your essays, I spent a month doing mine, writing them, they red pening them, then writing them again...
667803
Sounds like a totally different story here with you and your mom. \nI think your mother has took the step to protect you from what is going on in your house>>>you know with the fist fighting with your brother,etc.<<<< I wouldn't mention it to your mother as of yet, if she said she would get you one then she will but it is another month & 1/2 for school starts again. If you are setting back & expecting it then it will not be a surprise. If you haven't gotten it like 2 weeks before school start ask her if you can go with her to get the laptop & then you will find out what her intentions are about getting one. You never know it might be in her bedroom closet right now as you are setting there typing questions & reading answers. good luck.
281828
check with your lawyer before going. i have family that are divorced and they have to sign forms allowing their kids to leave the state even for a short amount of time...be safe.
642712
You should move on if you know/feel that he's not gonna come back to you. But you shouldn't hold a grudge against him for choosing his father over you (no offence). Maybe at that time, when he said he wasn't going to move in with his father, he meant it because he knew that his brother could take care of their father. But when his bro left, he might have been battling whether or not he should go back to his dad. But I guess that for him to do that, he and his dad must really have a strong connection. :)
303475
my mom and I went to college together and it was great. We were best friends.  Studied together and really bonded, it was an amazing experience that none of my sisters or brother got to share with her and we will have that memory for a lifetime.
415799
Fafsa should help. Depending on your dependant/independant status, you wouldn't need your mom's income info.