i don't see y not i mean that's ur kid right then hell ya u can have him but u will probly have to adopt him or go threw the cort u know but u will have to have a job and a house with every thing in it and stuff like that to get it back or if that don't work then go threw the cort
In the state of Tennessee if you have a child while you are in foster care you have to complete a permancy plan before you can take your child with you. If you can provide proof that you can maintain a stable and safe home envionment for you and your child, the state will give custody back to you.
There is nothing that you can do if your girlfriend is in foster care. She will get out of foster care at 18.
Yes, as a foster parent or caregiver for an 18 year old, you can access resources and assistance to support the young person's transition to adulthood. This may include help with housing, education, employment, life skills coaching, and accessing mental health services. Reach out to your local foster care agency or social services department for guidance on available support programs and resources.
Below the age of majority in the state, usually 18. There is no minimum age.
YES ... but the child cant just pick up and move in with there Mother or the Mother just cant grab there child and take them home ... A judge has to give the order for the child to return to their Mothers care...
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Until they become 18 or older.
A foster child returns to the biological mom/dad when the mom/dad has successfully completed all of the tasks they were assigned. Such as get a job, go to counseling, get a home, get off drugs, etc. Each case is very individualized. You should bring up any concerns with your case worker, your CASA or your lawyer.
When he has reached the legal age of majority in his state.
The maximum age for a child to be fostered can vary depending on the specific laws and regulations of each jurisdiction. In some places, the age limit may be set at 18 or 21, while in others it may be extended to 25. It is best to consult the relevant child welfare agency or fostering organization in your area for specific information.
There is absolutely no state in which a thirteen year old could be emancipated.In a case where a child may be living in a situation of parental abuse, the state would step in and take custody of the child until the minor reached the age of 18.The state would then place the child in either foster care or into a youth center until the age of 18.