Let's say that an Mexican is living in Spain with his Spanish wife, or French Canadian is living in France with her French husband, something like that.
How much will the different accent of the minority parent affect the pronunciation of the child?Can the accent of one parent affect the pronunciation of a child?
It does indeed depend on which parent spends more time with the child. Many years ago, one of my neighbors had a son. She's from Taiwan and has a very heavy accent. I'm not sure where her husband is from, but his accent is much lighter. She had already had a daughter who her husband had raised. This daughter speaks perfect, unaccented English.
When her son was born though, she had left her job and spent time at home raising him. He developed a very heavy Chinese accent and was actually put in ESL when he started school even though English was the only language he spoke.
A friend of mine also has a daughter whose native language is French (she and her husband are from France). Both parents work and their daughter is being watched by a Russian woman during the day. I hear all the time that she speaks French with a bizarre Russian accent!Can the accent of one parent affect the pronunciation of a child?
yes, i have seen it happen, even if the child is one language speaker, can pick up the pronunciation like one parent. Teachers need to understand its not done on purpose, but can't be helped. I think for this reason some parents may stop speaking their native tongue to child in say an English speaking country. This might be done to stop confusion in school. Its hard when you are going up around two languages when your young for some.
It won't affect them.
I was born and raised in Canada to two West Indian parents.
and I sound like a Canadian when I talk...the only time you may hear me talk with a slight West Indian accent is when I'm around my parents...when I'm not..all you hear is my Canadian accent.
depends with whom the child spends most of their time with. Mom or dad?
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
How much does it cost to take custody of another child if their parent is willing?
Hi! I'm just curious, but my friend is planning to come live with me, and her mom is agreeing to it. But in order for her to go to school, my parents have to take some form of custody over her. How much would this cost? Just Curious. Please answer if you know :DHow much does it cost to take custody of another child if their parent is willing?
When we did it, we didn't use a lawyer, which saved a lot of money. We researched the law library, and did the necessary paperwork ourselves, it was an ex-parte custody. Including the guardian ad litum fee, we spent about $500, and it took 18 months to complete.How much does it cost to take custody of another child if their parent is willing?
The cost depends largely upon your state laws and what the attorney your folks use charges for his or her services. If your state's laws require a court to maintain continuing jurisdiction over a case establishing conservatorship or custody of a minor child, your costs will probably be somewhat less than if you have to file a new case. Since most attorneys charge $75-500 per hour, their fees vary greatly. Talk with friends or family who have used different attorneys and then visit with several to determine which ones you feel most comfortable with and which ones you can best afford.
Just went thru that last summer,depending on what state you live in the cost may be different,but if you go to the court house and get the paper work it was free so,then when you turned the paper work in it cost 50 bucks!that was to file,then you wait and they will mail you your court date then you both go,and sign the papers and thats it! done !! good luck!thats it $50 one time!
Hmmm.
Well, I don't actually think it cost to get the kid.
If the parent is willing to give the kid to your parent's custody.
All they really spend is their time.
The only thing your folks would have to pay for. . . I believe
is his/her's needs. Like clothes; food; ect.
I'm not a Lawyer, but thru my experiences with going to Court alot with my Ex, if the other Parent is willing it shouldn't cost anything, %26amp; if it does it should be next to nothing. Just a bit of paperwork.
TIP: Keep the Lawyer's out of it if u can, %26amp; there should be no problem.
Her parents could also sign over guardianship to your parents I believe this can be done with a notarized letter. Look into it.
well i don't think its gunna be like, for the actual custody... more like lawyers and papers and stuff. but not a completely unreasonable amount
It can be as simple as a parental powers power of attorney.
Over 1000
It's free in this country!dermalogica
When we did it, we didn't use a lawyer, which saved a lot of money. We researched the law library, and did the necessary paperwork ourselves, it was an ex-parte custody. Including the guardian ad litum fee, we spent about $500, and it took 18 months to complete.How much does it cost to take custody of another child if their parent is willing?
The cost depends largely upon your state laws and what the attorney your folks use charges for his or her services. If your state's laws require a court to maintain continuing jurisdiction over a case establishing conservatorship or custody of a minor child, your costs will probably be somewhat less than if you have to file a new case. Since most attorneys charge $75-500 per hour, their fees vary greatly. Talk with friends or family who have used different attorneys and then visit with several to determine which ones you feel most comfortable with and which ones you can best afford.
Just went thru that last summer,depending on what state you live in the cost may be different,but if you go to the court house and get the paper work it was free so,then when you turned the paper work in it cost 50 bucks!that was to file,then you wait and they will mail you your court date then you both go,and sign the papers and thats it! done !! good luck!thats it $50 one time!
Hmmm.
Well, I don't actually think it cost to get the kid.
If the parent is willing to give the kid to your parent's custody.
All they really spend is their time.
The only thing your folks would have to pay for. . . I believe
is his/her's needs. Like clothes; food; ect.
I'm not a Lawyer, but thru my experiences with going to Court alot with my Ex, if the other Parent is willing it shouldn't cost anything, %26amp; if it does it should be next to nothing. Just a bit of paperwork.
TIP: Keep the Lawyer's out of it if u can, %26amp; there should be no problem.
Her parents could also sign over guardianship to your parents I believe this can be done with a notarized letter. Look into it.
well i don't think its gunna be like, for the actual custody... more like lawyers and papers and stuff. but not a completely unreasonable amount
It can be as simple as a parental powers power of attorney.
Over 1000
It's free in this country!
Is a grandparent eligible for the adoption tax credit if he claims the parent as a dependent?
This past year I adopted a foster child. I have been going to school and living with my parents. My dad is claiming me as a dependent. Can he also qualify for the adoption tax credit because of our new son?Is a grandparent eligible for the adoption tax credit if he claims the parent as a dependent?
idon't think so because he didn't adopt the child. you did. Did he pay for the adoption fees? however your dad can claim your child as a qualifying child. That way he gets the child tax credit and another 3400 exemption.
idon't think so because he didn't adopt the child. you did. Did he pay for the adoption fees? however your dad can claim your child as a qualifying child. That way he gets the child tax credit and another 3400 exemption.
How old do you have to be to buy a pet without a parent or gaurdian?
Like can you go into a pet store and buy a pet like a hamster or mouse without a parent? As long as you have the money, do you need to show ID or anything?How old do you have to be to buy a pet without a parent or gaurdian?
Normally yes but some stores will want to ring the parents to make sure.If this happens try another pet place.The wont all check up because a hamster or mouse aren't that exotic.
A little tip...It'll look far more realistic if you buy proper stuff like a cage and food and bedding for it so it looks like your allowed and responsible and well planed.
Hope i helped=]How old do you have to be to buy a pet without a parent or gaurdian?
It depends on which state your in, in Massachusetts it's generally 18 but some stores wont even let you see pups unless your 21, weird huh?
However if your getting something like mice or crickets as food for a pet at home, some pet supply stores don't question it really depends on the store policy as well.
I think it depends on the store. If you were going to, call and ask, but you should NEVER EVER buy an animal from the pet store. Look in the classified section of your paper and see if there are any rodents that people sell or have. Call your local shelter and see if they have anything there.
There's no definite age, I believe. However, I doubt the sales clerk would let a child buy a pet w/o a parent present. My guess would be around the age of 13 or 14 because even though they don't LOOK like an adult, they look more responsible than say...a 9 or a 10 year old..
Not that I know of. As long as your not really young, not a teenager I'm sure you'd be fine. And also that you look like you're not going to harm it.(guys in hoodies with scarves covering a bit of their face, but that would be a bit uncommon in a petshop don't you think?!=]) Some might require a parent/ guardian there. I'd enquire first.
I think you have to be 17 to legally own your pet. If you are younger it is in your parents name. No one cards sometimes you don't even have to sign out an adoption form or certificate.
I think that you probabally have to be 18. cuz I went in a pet store once to buy a rabbit, and the guy said since im not with a parent, i have to be 18.
with a hamster or a mouse, you should be able to go in and just buy one. But they aren't going to let a 10 year old or whatever buy one. so I'd say you should be atleast like 13-14.
well the first time i got a pet by my self i was like 10 and my perents weren't with me it was just some friends and i but we got picked up like straight away after it but i wasnt in trouble!
I think you have to have a credit card. When I got my hamster, I had a guardian sign these forms and give the credit card number.
It not the matter of how old it the matter of do you have time to take care of it or if you are eligable enough
you can buy a couple of fish at some pet stores for like 25 cents but they'll die like when you get home...... with out a parent or ID
you dont need parental help but you should ask your parents lol. but no they will sell you a snake if you want. i bought a bird without my mom being there she dropped me off by the door
About 2; you have to be able to talk, walk, and carry or chain the pet without losing it.
when i bought my guinea pigs, i had to get my parents signature (and i was 15)
They will sell it to you but you better have your parents permission.
you have to be 18 to buy a pet without a parent or guardian
at least 45 i belive
Normally yes but some stores will want to ring the parents to make sure.If this happens try another pet place.The wont all check up because a hamster or mouse aren't that exotic.
A little tip...It'll look far more realistic if you buy proper stuff like a cage and food and bedding for it so it looks like your allowed and responsible and well planed.
Hope i helped=]How old do you have to be to buy a pet without a parent or gaurdian?
It depends on which state your in, in Massachusetts it's generally 18 but some stores wont even let you see pups unless your 21, weird huh?
However if your getting something like mice or crickets as food for a pet at home, some pet supply stores don't question it really depends on the store policy as well.
I think it depends on the store. If you were going to, call and ask, but you should NEVER EVER buy an animal from the pet store. Look in the classified section of your paper and see if there are any rodents that people sell or have. Call your local shelter and see if they have anything there.
There's no definite age, I believe. However, I doubt the sales clerk would let a child buy a pet w/o a parent present. My guess would be around the age of 13 or 14 because even though they don't LOOK like an adult, they look more responsible than say...a 9 or a 10 year old..
Not that I know of. As long as your not really young, not a teenager I'm sure you'd be fine. And also that you look like you're not going to harm it.(guys in hoodies with scarves covering a bit of their face, but that would be a bit uncommon in a petshop don't you think?!=]) Some might require a parent/ guardian there. I'd enquire first.
I think you have to be 17 to legally own your pet. If you are younger it is in your parents name. No one cards sometimes you don't even have to sign out an adoption form or certificate.
I think that you probabally have to be 18. cuz I went in a pet store once to buy a rabbit, and the guy said since im not with a parent, i have to be 18.
with a hamster or a mouse, you should be able to go in and just buy one. But they aren't going to let a 10 year old or whatever buy one. so I'd say you should be atleast like 13-14.
well the first time i got a pet by my self i was like 10 and my perents weren't with me it was just some friends and i but we got picked up like straight away after it but i wasnt in trouble!
I think you have to have a credit card. When I got my hamster, I had a guardian sign these forms and give the credit card number.
It not the matter of how old it the matter of do you have time to take care of it or if you are eligable enough
you can buy a couple of fish at some pet stores for like 25 cents but they'll die like when you get home...... with out a parent or ID
you dont need parental help but you should ask your parents lol. but no they will sell you a snake if you want. i bought a bird without my mom being there she dropped me off by the door
About 2; you have to be able to talk, walk, and carry or chain the pet without losing it.
when i bought my guinea pigs, i had to get my parents signature (and i was 15)
They will sell it to you but you better have your parents permission.
you have to be 18 to buy a pet without a parent or guardian
at least 45 i belive
Could I become a foster parent for shelter dogs?
I live in a very dog friendly apartment complex. I make good money and i love animals. I ahve always volunteered and kennels and rescues trying to help the homeless dogs and cats. Do you think any rescue organization would let me be a foster home?Could I become a foster parent for shelter dogs?
Possibly - it would all depend on an assessment fron the shwelter or breed rescue in question, and their evaluation of you as a foster carer. The best thing to do is to approach an establishment or two and ask about the process of becoming a foster parent.
Breed rescues especially often require foster carers for all kinds of dogs; unlike shelters and humane associations, most don't have premesis and so rely on members and volunteers to care for any dogs who can't remain in their owners' home until a new home is found.Could I become a foster parent for shelter dogs?
Best to go talk with the people at the rescue center, let them check you out according to your knowledge and ability. If they say ';Great'; go for it
Yes!! I work for a rescue group and we are dire need of fosters. Please look at our website and see if you are interested...we have wonderful dogs who need transition homes. It's called ShihTzu and Furbaby rescue and the website is www.stfbr.com ...good luck and thanks so much for the interest!
Each one has different criteria for fosterers. Check with the ones you've worked with and ask.
Definitely.
You sound like a great foster parent!
Absolutely!! Rescues are always looking for foster familys!
On petfinder.com when you click on a pic of a dog usually at the bottom is the rescue groups info and an application for fosters.
Pam
probably, only prob that you live in an apt
ask some of those shelters you have volunteered for...and look for the no kill shelter they tend to need people to foster the animals..i think you would make a great temp home for a dog..they only want love and attention and it sounds like you have plenty to give
Sounds like you would be a good candidate. Certain animals at our shelter are only fostered to people who are home all the time, but many are fostered by working people. Usually those who have injuries they are recovering from or illness when they are not ready to be adopted, but don;t need constant care.
I know our rescue is always looking for good foster homes.
Check out your local shelters. Most have application forms to fill out. Ours has orientation you have to do first as well as pass home visits etc. Why not put the wheels in motion.
Good luck.
Possibly - it would all depend on an assessment fron the shwelter or breed rescue in question, and their evaluation of you as a foster carer. The best thing to do is to approach an establishment or two and ask about the process of becoming a foster parent.
Breed rescues especially often require foster carers for all kinds of dogs; unlike shelters and humane associations, most don't have premesis and so rely on members and volunteers to care for any dogs who can't remain in their owners' home until a new home is found.Could I become a foster parent for shelter dogs?
Best to go talk with the people at the rescue center, let them check you out according to your knowledge and ability. If they say ';Great'; go for it
Yes!! I work for a rescue group and we are dire need of fosters. Please look at our website and see if you are interested...we have wonderful dogs who need transition homes. It's called ShihTzu and Furbaby rescue and the website is www.stfbr.com ...good luck and thanks so much for the interest!
Each one has different criteria for fosterers. Check with the ones you've worked with and ask.
Definitely.
You sound like a great foster parent!
Absolutely!! Rescues are always looking for foster familys!
On petfinder.com when you click on a pic of a dog usually at the bottom is the rescue groups info and an application for fosters.
Pam
probably, only prob that you live in an apt
ask some of those shelters you have volunteered for...and look for the no kill shelter they tend to need people to foster the animals..i think you would make a great temp home for a dog..they only want love and attention and it sounds like you have plenty to give
Sounds like you would be a good candidate. Certain animals at our shelter are only fostered to people who are home all the time, but many are fostered by working people. Usually those who have injuries they are recovering from or illness when they are not ready to be adopted, but don;t need constant care.
I know our rescue is always looking for good foster homes.
Check out your local shelters. Most have application forms to fill out. Ours has orientation you have to do first as well as pass home visits etc. Why not put the wheels in motion.
Good luck.
Could I become a foster parent for shelter dogs?
I live in a very dog friendly apartment complex. I make good money and i love animals. I ahve always volunteered and kennels and rescues trying to help the homeless dogs and cats. Do you think any rescue organization would let me be a foster home?Could I become a foster parent for shelter dogs?
Possibly - it would all depend on an assessment fron the shwelter or breed rescue in question, and their evaluation of you as a foster carer. The best thing to do is to approach an establishment or two and ask about the process of becoming a foster parent.
Breed rescues especially often require foster carers for all kinds of dogs; unlike shelters and humane associations, most don't have premesis and so rely on members and volunteers to care for any dogs who can't remain in their owners' home until a new home is found.Could I become a foster parent for shelter dogs?
Best to go talk with the people at the rescue center, let them check you out according to your knowledge and ability. If they say ';Great'; go for it
Yes!! I work for a rescue group and we are dire need of fosters. Please look at our website and see if you are interested...we have wonderful dogs who need transition homes. It's called ShihTzu and Furbaby rescue and the website is www.stfbr.com ...good luck and thanks so much for the interest!
Each one has different criteria for fosterers. Check with the ones you've worked with and ask.
Definitely.
You sound like a great foster parent!
Absolutely!! Rescues are always looking for foster familys!
On petfinder.com when you click on a pic of a dog usually at the bottom is the rescue groups info and an application for fosters.
Pam
probably, only prob that you live in an apt
ask some of those shelters you have volunteered for...and look for the no kill shelter they tend to need people to foster the animals..i think you would make a great temp home for a dog..they only want love and attention and it sounds like you have plenty to give
Sounds like you would be a good candidate. Certain animals at our shelter are only fostered to people who are home all the time, but many are fostered by working people. Usually those who have injuries they are recovering from or illness when they are not ready to be adopted, but don;t need constant care.
I know our rescue is always looking for good foster homes.
Check out your local shelters. Most have application forms to fill out. Ours has orientation you have to do first as well as pass home visits etc. Why not put the wheels in motion.
Good luck.
Possibly - it would all depend on an assessment fron the shwelter or breed rescue in question, and their evaluation of you as a foster carer. The best thing to do is to approach an establishment or two and ask about the process of becoming a foster parent.
Breed rescues especially often require foster carers for all kinds of dogs; unlike shelters and humane associations, most don't have premesis and so rely on members and volunteers to care for any dogs who can't remain in their owners' home until a new home is found.Could I become a foster parent for shelter dogs?
Best to go talk with the people at the rescue center, let them check you out according to your knowledge and ability. If they say ';Great'; go for it
Yes!! I work for a rescue group and we are dire need of fosters. Please look at our website and see if you are interested...we have wonderful dogs who need transition homes. It's called ShihTzu and Furbaby rescue and the website is www.stfbr.com ...good luck and thanks so much for the interest!
Each one has different criteria for fosterers. Check with the ones you've worked with and ask.
Definitely.
You sound like a great foster parent!
Absolutely!! Rescues are always looking for foster familys!
On petfinder.com when you click on a pic of a dog usually at the bottom is the rescue groups info and an application for fosters.
Pam
probably, only prob that you live in an apt
ask some of those shelters you have volunteered for...and look for the no kill shelter they tend to need people to foster the animals..i think you would make a great temp home for a dog..they only want love and attention and it sounds like you have plenty to give
Sounds like you would be a good candidate. Certain animals at our shelter are only fostered to people who are home all the time, but many are fostered by working people. Usually those who have injuries they are recovering from or illness when they are not ready to be adopted, but don;t need constant care.
I know our rescue is always looking for good foster homes.
Check out your local shelters. Most have application forms to fill out. Ours has orientation you have to do first as well as pass home visits etc. Why not put the wheels in motion.
Good luck.
Can a sixteen year old stay in a hotel room alone, if a parent makes the reservation?
I just got my license in May, and I was planning on taking my boyfriend on a roadtrip for his birthday this December.
Unfortunately, it looks you have to be eighteen to get a hotel room.
So could a parent book a room for their kid?
Or would the parent have to be there?Can a sixteen year old stay in a hotel room alone, if a parent makes the reservation?
The parent would have to be there. And we make this EXTREMELY clear upon check-in.Can a sixteen year old stay in a hotel room alone, if a parent makes the reservation?
It depends on the state like where i live it is possible.. But from reading what that woman said before me .... not all states.. or places allow that:)
no
Unfortunately, it looks you have to be eighteen to get a hotel room.
So could a parent book a room for their kid?
Or would the parent have to be there?Can a sixteen year old stay in a hotel room alone, if a parent makes the reservation?
The parent would have to be there. And we make this EXTREMELY clear upon check-in.Can a sixteen year old stay in a hotel room alone, if a parent makes the reservation?
It depends on the state like where i live it is possible.. But from reading what that woman said before me .... not all states.. or places allow that:)
no
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