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Support between parent and child
Care
responsiblility
Resposiblilities from both sides
Support not only needs to come from the parent to a child. ...
Support not only needs to come from the parent to a child. In many cases parents need alot of support and patience from their children.
No one can be forced to get married to each other but in the case of which a child or kid is involed both sides such as the father and the mother have to provide for the child whether or not the parents are seperated, dating, or married. If either sides of the party denies the responsibilities of being a parent or caring for the child the other parent can file a paternity suit. For example if the father denies the father hood responsibilities the mother can file the paternity. In the case of the suit going through the father will have to pay for the pregnancy expenses and the child support. The paternity suit is valid until the child turns 18 years old.
Parents have alot of responsiblilities when it comes to having children but the most basic responsibility is providing care for their child. This means they may provide the basic necessities such as food, shelter, education, medical care and diapers for moments like this......
Parents have the legal responsibility of protecting and supervising their childrens health, this includes medical care and dental care but, In many states not only just nevada there have been many parents in need of help from the government with money for health care, food, clothing, and even shelter. And unemployment had alot to do with that.
In 2014, Nevada distributed $175,807,832 in child support funds, an increase of 0.2% from 2013.
246,000 children in Nevada lived in households with a high housing burden in 2014, where more than 30% of
monthly income is spent on housing costs.
$32,498,300 was spent in 2015 on WIC (the Special Supplement Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and
Children) in Nevada, serving 73,144 participants.
In December of 2016, the unemployment rate in Nevada was 5.1I
15.2% of households in Nevada were food insecure on average, meaning that the family
experienced difficulty providing enough food due to lack of resources at some point during the year.
As kids grow up the beccom kids, pre-teens, teens, amd eventualy adults and as you get a hold of adult hood responsibilities another responsiblility you have to get a hold of is your aged mother and father
Caring for the family
Medical Care
Medical Care
Parents
Parents
A study shows the many students in your school district do not receive proper medical care. In response, the school board decides to open a health clinic in your high school
a. Should teenagers be able to obtain routine health care (as described above) at the school clinic without parental consent? Give your reasons
b. Should teenagers be able to obtain contraceptives at school without parental consent?
c. If the clinic does provide counseling about birth control and distributes contraceptives, what limitations( if any) should it place on students who may recieve them? what legal issues should you consider?
Emancipation And Family Responsibilities
Emancipation of minors. Emancipation of minors is a legal mechanism by which a minor is freed from control by their parents or guardians, and the parents or guardians are freed from any and all responsibility toward the child. ... Children have expectations from parents but legally they owe nothing to their parents
Basics
- Parents must support their children.
- Some states have a law where adult children must support their elderly parents.
- Some other states do not have this law.
-All children have a right to a free public education.
-Some states set standards for its public education.
-Parents have a right to choose the education they give their children.
Problem 32.2
The Case of ...
The Mentally Disabled child
A. How should the court rule in this case?
B. What is the general rule for how long parents must financially support their children? Should that rule be different if the child is mentally or physically disabled?
C. What other conditions might make it reasonable to require that a parent support a child who is no longer a minor?
When Diem and Kim divorce,the court orders Diem to pay $250 per month in child support for their six-year-old daughter, Meena. Meena is mentally disabled and is not expected to ever function at a level higher than that of a second grader. She lives with her mother and will probably never be capable of living independently. When Meena reaches the age of 18, Diem files a motion seeking to end his child support payments.
Martha, 15, becomes pregnant. She claims Michael , 17, is the father, but Michael denies it and refuses to marry her or support the child.
In each case, decide whether the parents have the legal authority to make the decision involved. What arguments can you make in support of the parents? In support of the children?
A. Mr. Mcbride disapproves of the lifestyle of his 19-year-old, Larry, who regularly smokes marijuana. When Larry refuses to stop using the drug, Mr. Mcbride cuts of his financial support, including college tuition.
Do you think his parent has the legal authority to make this decision?
B. Monica, 17, has a birthmark on her cheek. On the advice of a friend, she decides to have plastic surgery to remove it. Her parents forbid it.
Should she be allowed to or is it her parents decision?
C. Hiroshi, a highschool senior, does not want to move to a new city with his parents. He wants to finish high school with his friends. His parents insist that he live with them.
Who ultimately has the authoriy of this decision?
D. Mr. and Ms. Parham think that their 16-year-old daughter is mentally ill and needs psychiatric treatment. The daughter objects, but her parents decide to commit her to a mental institution.
Are they allowed to make this decision for their daughter?
Rose, 42, owns a successful business. Her mother, 65, will retire from her job at the end of the year. However, her meager savings and Social Security payments are not enough for her to continue paying rent where she lives. She can move to a publicly supported home for the elderly but would perfer to stay in her own apartment.
Street Law Textbook
https://www.cwla.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/NEVADA.pdf
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