Should parenting classes be mandatory?

Should parenting classes be mandatory?

Compulsory parenting classes would not only benefit parents and children, whose educational outcomes, health and life chances are likely to be much improved as a result. It would also allow the state to ensure the cohesion and prosperity of its future generations by raising the standard of parenting they receive.

Can a 17 year old refuses to see a parent?

A court or the police will not make a 17 year old go to the other parent if they refuse. However, as the custodial parent you must encourage the 17 year old to follow the custody order.

Can I choose to live with my dad at 13?

If your parents cannot agree on who you live with, or on how much time you will spend with each of them, then it is ultimately up to a judge to decide. But since you are 13, the judge will likely give considerable weight to your wishes when making his or her decision.

Can I move in with my dad without my mom’s permission?

No. You cannot decide for yourself unless you are emancipated by a judge. Your dad can hire an attorney to file for a change of custody. You can testify as to where you want…

Can a 10 year old choose which parent to live with?

Adults are responsible for determining what is in the best interests of children. Therefore, a 10 year-old’s wishes will never be determinative. However, the Court may take the child’s wishes into account.

Can you live alone at 17 with parental permission?

Unless you are an emancipated minor, you must have a legal guardian until you attain the age of majority – 18. If both your parents agree you can move out, then people with whom you intend to live can week a temporary guardianship, which…

Can I call the police if my child leaves without permission?

It is a good idea to call the Police as soon as you realise your child or young person is missing. Usually the Police cannot record someone as officially missing until 24 hours have passed, however they will still consider the child/young person as missing and will endeavour to help you find them.

Can parents kick you out at 18 if still in school?

Parents are not allowed to kick out 18 years olds Senior in high school , The reason why is because you started your Senior year when you were a minor at age 17. It is allowed. In CA they can kick you out at age 18.

Do my parents have any legal rights after I turn 18?

It’s true that when your child reaches the age of 18, they are legally seen as an adult and are legally responsible for their own behavior instead of their parents. They can’t break laws, of course – being 18 just means you can be tried as an adult, not that you’re free to do anything you please.

Do I have to support my 18 year old?

Legally your obligation is over when she turns 18. You are no longer responsible for her education or any other aspect of her life, including financially responsible. Most parents still feel a moral obligation to see their children through high school and college, but that is not a legal requirement.

Can your parents take your money?

Your parents can’t simply take your money, and the bank won’t let them.