Got an Email from Amazon about setting up an allowance for someone you would give gift cards. I pay child support for my 18 year old daughter but its not even lunch money. Its $8.15 per week. Thinking about setting up one for my daughter for say $100.00 per month. What do you guys think of this Amazon idea for of course Amazon to make money. I know my daughter would love this idea.
She's also a 18 yo adult, so no one should be controlling her anymore. It would be nice for you and her to stay at your home
so she didn't have any representation at a hearing with a magistrate(?) that was trying to determine if she was fit to take care of herself?
Or, smuggle in a pair of contacts and petition to have the test retaken.
Just don't send her to the same eye guy child beggars in India go to.....
Good luck with everything, but there are lengthy chapters missing from all of this...
you need to fight for her guardianship by all means necessary
You're claiming that they've purposefully set her up to fail two IQ tests. What evidence do you have to support that other than your suspicions?
To assume your conclusion without evidence is conspiratorial thinking.
What does that have to do with anything? She failed an IQ test, Pay attention!
2) Did the mother have custody of the Grace up till the time she died?
3) Were you ever married to the mother? Did you ever participate in the custody hearing? Assuming that for state or county to be given custody of Grace there had to be a custody hearing at some point?
4) Grace must be on a ton of meds....Where is social worker in all of this?
5) Has Grace been declared legally incompetent by a Pennsylvania court?
6) I'm guessing there are hundreds of PA attorneys (including legal aid lawyers) who would take up your cause in an instant. Spend $50 for a consultant sit down with a good atty. Call the PA State Bar Association - They'll recommend a reputable domestic relations lawyer. Go from there....
Good luck with everything else.
Good luck with everything else.
I think I'd defer to his 18 years experience with his daughter over your 5 minutes of thinking about whether she can handle getting $100 a month.
Can I ask why cash isnt an option? Do you see her? It strikes me that papering the transactions is not preferable if you think the state will just seize funds.
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based on the behaviors listed, I think giving her $100 a month to spend on anything she wants would be a horrible idea.
Good luck with everything else.
I think I'd defer to his 18 years experience with his daughter over your 5 minutes of thinking about whether she can handle getting $100 a month.
Can I ask why cash isnt an option? Do you see her? It strikes me that papering the transactions is not preferable if you think the state will just seize funds.
That's cool and all but he did ask what we think of the idea.
Good luck with everything else.
Amazon's program provides the ability to use parental restrictions. At the most restrictive, every purchase must be reviewed and approved by the parent before it goes through.
He provides $8 and maybe a Big Mac in child support a week (still say he should invest in carrots). State has intentionally wanted the girl to be a ward of the state even though she now of legal age.
So much doesn't make sense here.
My take is that wrestling with the issue of $100 should be about 478th on the priorities list here.
Amazon's program provides the ability to use parental restrictions. At the most restrictive, every purchase must be reviewed and approved by the parent before it goes through.
Well, based on this new intel, maybe it wouldn't be such a horrible idea
Seeing that she is over 18, there must be some degree of disability that requires constant supervision/medical attention? by the state/homes.
That's cool and all but he did ask what we think of the idea.
That's fair, but I think the original question (which didnt include any of the michigas) was more about the mechanism than a request that we all make judgments about his daughter.
I found this thread pretty frustrating. Treating wgenesis's family like a curio is not BBI's best side.
(2) No
(3)No-Yes
(4)There are a bunch of social workers involved with Grace, I can't keep up with the changes also, they happen so fast that sometimes when I learn of a change it has since been changed.
(5) Yes
(6) Not sure that this is the best course of action at this time. I do hope it will be sometime soon.
I can appreciate your emotional attachment to this and the desire to believe her, but surely you must recognize that someone who you yourself describe as having a troubled past, might not be the best source of objective information in this case.
I hope all goes well for you at any rate.