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To: vpintheak

Any homeschooled child whose parents separate who has a parent petition the courts to stop homeschooling has been in my experience, sent to school. The homeschooling parent has no rights or real say. Homeschooling is seen as a privilige by the courts and easy to revoke.


11 posted on 01/27/2011 5:37:08 PM PST by Chickensoup (Protecting US interests ONLY if US interests move back into the States and give US citizens jobs.)
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To: Chickensoup

Yes thats usually the case.


12 posted on 01/27/2011 5:41:52 PM PST by easternsky
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To: Chickensoup

and that is why She should pack up and move to another State, No She does not need permission, regardless of what the Judge or any Lawyer says. If She just Moves and establishes residency in another State, there is ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ANYONE CAN DO.. This happens ALL THE TIME, and the Custodial Parent ALWAYS gets Away with it. I feel sorry for the Father but he brought this on himself, he should of manned up and did what is best for the Child instead of his EGO. It is better to ask for forgiveness than permission


18 posted on 01/27/2011 5:48:57 PM PST by eyeamok
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To: Chickensoup

Been there, seen it.

In fact, I know a case where the mother had a psychotic break (a reaction to prescription meds). The father had to call police, and next thing, the judge is ordering the father to send the kids to regular school, even though BOTH the parents believed strongly in homeschooling.

That was one nasty case, basically of the liberal DHS attacking a very good family. It took them years and thousands of dollars to get their family back in order.


31 posted on 01/27/2011 6:09:35 PM PST by I still care (I miss my friends, bagels, and the NYC skyline - but not the taxes. I love the South.)
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