you need to have people back up your story to the social worker . . where is the rest of your family, neighbors, friends . . keep going back to SS . . ask to have a second evalution done . . if you are endangered going there, keep at it until you win . . the other option you have is to seek emancipation from your father . . this is done thru a judge . . you would have to speak to a lawyer about this tho and I am not sure how much it might cost you or if legal services will pay for it . . ask your boyfriend's mom to help you get the information you may need
2006-08-21 06:06:24
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answered by Anonymous
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Well telling the truth should help, you are old enough to make up your mind in a custody battle the judge hs to listen to you. If your boyfriends paretns offer to get custody of you and you keep your grades up in school i see no reason for them not to accept it, you also got your boyfriends parents who said you have lived there for 3 months you got people there to back you up.
Is your mom around? The worst thing that could happen is you will have to live at home for a couple more years but it sounds to me like your dad gets some money for you and don't care what you do just wants the money for you.
2006-08-21 06:17:13
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answered by Crystal D 3
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Well, here's the deal. If you already told social services what is going on, they have to do an investigation. They definately aren't going to take your dad's word for face value, especially if there are others involved (boyfriend and his mother) who can verify your father's behavior. The fact that you've been gone three months and your dad hasn't reported you missing or as a runaway is a huge blow to his credibility. It's a slow process, but once it starts, you sort of lose control for awhile...meaning that, your dad was right in saying that you may end up living with strangers. If they find the situation not suitable for a teenage girl, they are going to remove you from his care. You are also not going to end up being allowed to live with your boyfriend as his mother, no matter how much you want to. Social workers look to family members first and then foster parents, until something can be worked out. My advice to you? Emancipate yourself honey. If your boyfriend's mother is offering you a place to live, take her up on it and have the courts deem you as an adult and responsible for your own actions. I don't often recommend this, but in your situation, it may be best. Please keep in mind, that I do not know everything about your situation other than what you've brought to light. If there are more facts surrounding this, it may be best to wait for Social Services to make their recommendation. They are there to look out for your best interests. You may not like their decision, but they can see things that you, at your age, cannot.
2006-08-21 06:18:54
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answered by Hollynfaith 6
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Aw, it sounds like you're going through a lot of tough stuff. To make sure I know what you mean, is it that the social worker now believes your dad over you? And is making you stay with him even though you don't want to?
If they are disregarding what you say, I would tell your bf's mom and let her talk to the social worker again. They should know better than to disregard your worries. If a child doesn't want to live with her parent, it's pretty significant. Especially since your dad has problems like drugs and alcohol.
I don't know who to suggest to go past the social workers. Get your bf's mom to help get to the higher level of the social worker who's been in charge of you. Keep pressing them, it's for your safety and well-being.
I'm glad you have a home and a caring adult (your bf's parents) to look out for you. Good luck, I will keep you in my thoughts! And don't feel bad if you have mixed feelings for your dad, it's tough but you can still love him deep down inside and yet hate his actions. I know all about that.
2006-08-21 06:09:21
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answered by ear help! 3
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i don't believe of she's abusing her because Hollie's a 10 3 hundred and sixty 5 days old lady with an excellent skills that merits to be universal and Hollie appears like she needs to sing unlike her mum is pushing her to do something. i visit admit I did discover the semi-very last performance perplexing to observe yet she's 10 - she's up there making a music to thousands in the target audience now to not prepare thousands and thousands of visitors at domicile and that likely basically hit her at the same time as the mild diminished off her face and she might want to make certain absolutely everyone. it truly is surprising rigidity for everybody, now to not prepare someone so youthful and fragile yet she dealt with it so properly and got here decrease back ten situations more desirable helpful than previously. If i became her mum, i might want to enable her to do something she had to do. If it did not workout habitual i might want to be there to p.c.. up the products yet she has to furnish it a shot if she needs it.
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answered by Anonymous
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the only way you can get out of a situation like that is to tell the social worker EVERYTHING!
chances are they will believe u over ur dad if u are 100% truthful about everthing! and u have to tell them everthing and yes they will put u in a foster home,or some other family can ask custody over you but they have to get a backround check n everthing! u should really tell them! or if u have family somewhere else willing to take care of you then they will send u there!
2006-08-21 06:08:10
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answered by Brittany M 1
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I really feel for you. But were is your mother or ever your grandparents? Don't you have family that you can go to? Next time your father comes home drunk or high call the police and have him locked up. Go to your school nurse she will help or the school social worker.
2006-08-21 06:14:51
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answered by winnp1 3
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I would contact the local chapter of the group Al-Anon. They should be listed in your phone book. Or search the web for a site. This group helps family members of an alcoholic , even when the alcoholic doesn't want the help. I've had a couple of close friends who have contacted the group with good results. They should be able to get you the help you need. Hope this helps.
2006-08-21 06:10:53
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answered by Anonymous
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Social Services are over worked and under payed. You might want to get a lawyer. Real! They can guide you through what you can do. In most cases the first visit is free. Or the next time he gets drunk,call the police. They maybe able to help you.Good Luck.
2006-08-21 06:11:36
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answered by whataboutme 5
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I would hope that the social worker can read though your father and see that you are desperate to stay out of that situation and stay with your mom and her BF. I wish you luck and if you need anyone to talk to please feel free to contact me. You can do that by cliking on my picture and there will be a link to email me.
Best Wishes!!!!!
2006-08-21 06:06:25
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answered by FaerieWhings 7
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