can a child fire his Guardian ad Lightem?
115883
You have to go to court prove to the judge (he or she )is not doing right by the child .
823848
Your son did good by leaving and should counter file against her for filing false police report. Also if there were any adult witness in the facility it would be best for him to get statements form them to take with him that he was the bigger person and left.
829235
don't know of anything legal, but it sounds like he needs a bag party. that's were you come up from behind them quickly put a gunny sack over them take them to a private place and whoop them with a baseball bat. now that's reserved for people like you said and people that hurt children
1054910
Bloody oath can i pull the trigger   a worried father
1112564
I live in Georgia and am a man. My ex wife is abusively controlling. After our divorce she turned into super mom. Having to control every tiny thing about the children to the point of obsession. My son wants to be with me and my attorney says the judges have to consider a request at 12, strongly consider at 13, and no choice but accept the request at 14. Unless the request isnt in the best interest of the child, ie... the requested parent is a crimminal or drug addict etc...
668283
Contact the state attorney generals office. I witnessed a CSP of minor and I'm a Federal Agent...if it would not of been for my testimony the offender could of easily walked. You owe it to the children to do everything in your power to lock that SOB up!!
414378
I think that church's preacher is violating laws and endangering the lives of his followers. If the church some how caught on fire with the church doors locked people might have been killed or seriously burned. Suggesting a little boy jump off a building is child abuse and permanently damaging. Turning up the heat may have caused heat stroke. Before more damage is done this preacher ought to be reported to  the fire department and either the local police or state police. In addition, the preacher should be reported to the National Association of Church Business Administration (NACBA), 100 North Central Expressway, Suite 914, Richardson, TX 75080-5326  or phone 800.898.8085. The NACBA ( http://www.nacba.net ) should be able to guide you from there. People's lives may be a stake. Don't wait to report these dangerous misguided actions. Good luck.
949874
If your child is causing other children harm their is a proper way many teachers are thought to restarint a kid. Other wise I dont think you are suppposed to.
201644
Yes, but save your beneficiary the trouble and word your beneficiary statement like this:\n\nJoe Shmoe Custodian for Your Child.\n\nAlternatively, you can name a custodian (trustee) in your will. Remember, a Guardian has the legal rights to make decisions regarding the upbringing and welfare of your child, but it is the trustee that you name that has the responsibility for the management of the child's assets. It is wise to name two different people to these posts. Either one is a big responsibility and to ask one person to do both can be overwhelming.
946735
If he and your Mom are married then YES he can act as your legal guardian without any problems. He assumed 50% responsibility for you when he married her. I say get him and go for it! Good luck!
580241
I just took an employment law class so I have a pretty good idea that he would not win in the court of law.  As long as he was not fired unjustly, he has no basis to retaliate.  however, you will have to be able to prove that it was him (witnesses) and that the action was indeed in retaliation of the termination.  good luck, what a crappy situation :(  it's going ot cost you both more than what it is worth - if you fired him according to the law, you have nothing to worry about
262492
According to the law, you have to keep her till she is 18. You are her guardian, and she has no choice in the matter. The law says she has to stick with you.
901710
Yes, most judges will heavily weigh what the guardian ad litem suggests; and your ex and his attorney know it.\n\nYou should stand your ground.  If you think this man is a bad influence for your child, then he probably is.  I am tired of people who blame you for your past mistakes.  As Oprah Winfrey always says, "when you know better, you do better."  I think these are great words to live by.  Clearly, the GAL agrees with you.  Anyone who stalks the mother of thier child is not a healthy human being and you should not have to put up with that behavior.\n\nIt is especialy important if your child is male.  If he sees his dad treat you in a demeaning or improper way, he will learn to model that behavior and perpetuate it in his future relationships.  Time to nip it in the bud!\n\nGood Luck!
592594
No way. One that is plan rude to the fireman that have to put it out should it get out of control. What if someone got seriously injury or worse killed.
124036
I'm sure you can fire your PD, but the State won't pay for you to get a private lawyer.  You may be able to get a different public defender, call the district PD's office for where your at.
944419
Unfortunately not. In most states, grandparents have no rights where grandchildren are concerned. The only time this changes is if the parents are incarcerated or there is evidence of abuse. In either case CPS, and attorney and court must be involved.
1043858
First, you need to understand that Penal Codes aren't the same in every state. \n\nIn California, 288 PC, Lewd or lascivious acts with a child under 14 years old, under the punishment section states : "Shall be punished by imprisonment in the state prison for three, six, or eight years.\n\nThe use of "Shall be" leaves little room for options. "May be" is usually used in circumstances where more options are available.\n\nSo, according to the California State Penal Code book, probation would not be an option. It is likely, however, due to prison overcrowding, that the convict could end up being released early but put on parole, which is like probation on steroids.