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How do I stop custodial parent from forcing my two 14y old daughters to drop out of school so they can babysit her other kids? Can I emancipate them?
Asked on Aug 26th, 2013 on Child Custody - New Jersey
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For past two years my daughters lived with paternal grandmother and went to school and did well. Their mother has other children (different father) who are special needs and decided to take back the two girls in highschool and not register them for school and instead tells me they will get GED and will be fine. She wants free baby sitters I am told by her sister. I paid child support for 14 years and my daughters told me they want to stay with paternal grandmother (my mother) and continue going to school but are afraid to stand up to their mother and her violent boyfriend. She lost rights to the girls before. What can I do to put girls with parental grandparents in a safe and stable environment so they can continue high-school? What right do I have (non custodial parent) in this situation?
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Answered on Aug 28th, 2013 at 5:33 PM
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