I'm a single mom with 2 children, ages 4 & 5. We've all been living with my mom while I grew my online business. Now I want to move out, but she's upset about us moving away. (I want in-home therapy for my autistic son, but she doesn't want therapists in her house all day, which is understandable, but I can't just put it off!) So now she's telling me that we can't take anything she's bought for the kids with us when we go, like their beds, toys, & clothes. These items were not bought for general household or guest usage, they were bought as presents for my kids alone. It's not like I'm trying to take an antique table! I just want the items my kids are used to having as part of their routines.
The "funny" thing is that when I was a child, she flat out told me that everything given to ME, actually belonged to HER, since I was only a minor. Far cry from what she's claiming now.
So can I legally take my children's things with us when we move? I can't afford to replace them
2007-10-06
08:03:50
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Meredith
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