Im Alice im 13, my mum was an alcoholic, shes classified Bi polar, so shes mentally ill, she is violent with me, im going to go to court against her, so i can live with my father in London, She forced me to move to Paris in July, she used to beat my father and acuse him of hurting her and is doing the same thing to me, i ranaway to my Sisters house as she threw me to the ground my little autisic (mild case ofspecial needs) brother lives with her and is okay at the moment, but i am frightened should i go get him?
2006-11-14
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Tell your lawyer and your caseworker, let them handle it.
2006-11-14 01:40:19
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answered by janicajayne 7
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Dear Alice,
I would like to start off by commending you on being as brave and intelligent as you are for a young lady. You did the right thing by getting yourself out of the situation. You need to talk to you father and let him decide what is best for you and your brother. Your mother is sick and you know that. She doesn't mean to treat you the way that she does and as you get older it will become easier to understand. Keep yourself together and stay in school. You have a great future to look forward to ! You are a very smart girl and I wish you all of the best. Take Care.
2006-11-14 02:06:31
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answered by smorgan1124 2
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You, your sister and/or your father should contact your local social service agency and request that they do an investigation and hopefully remove the child to your father's home as well.
Do not try to do this yourself. Go through the proper channels so that the situation will be permanent once it's carried out. You need to show that she is hazardous and unstable and that you are all trying to do what is in the best interest of this special child.
At 13, you will not have much power in this situation, but your testimony can carry a great deal of weight.
Best to you...
2006-11-14 01:43:48
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answered by thegirlwholovedbrains 6
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look this is a girl talking to you not a guy i'm just under my boyfriends name honey i know exactly how you feel growing up i went through the same stuff except i never had enough courage to leave like you did so you already making yourself stronger if your brother is fine at the moment then let him be there why don't you try calling him from a pay phone to see if he is okay and if he isnt make a way to go there in the night when you dont think she will be up and make sure someone is with you like the law or your sister and get him but you need to let him know whats going on honey i'm sorry this is happening to you but i hope you get to be safe but remember this you have already made yourself stronger and girl you keep on going with your heart i'll pray for you
2006-11-14 01:46:26
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answered by bigprimo3 2
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If you are going to court for yourself and you think your little brother might be at risk tell your father and lawyer(barrister), tell them they need to make provisions for him so he will be safe....I am almost certain the court is legally bound to act on your brothers behalf. I am truly sorry you have had to go through all this in your life, At your age life should still be shinny and kind and full of playing and safety...... I hope your father and older sister will help you regain that in your life, and your brothers too. I hope you will have a chance to let us know later on how it went and that you are alright. Good luck to you and your brother.
2006-11-14 02:00:56
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answered by Liz H 2
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Sounds like you need to, but let your father get involved and go to court when you do. If he cannot be in the area for court have him contact the judge. You don't want little brother to think that you deserted him. Stay in contact with him.
2006-11-14 01:43:29
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answered by FANNY 2
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Social amenities could be notified one way or yet another, in a concern like this. every physique on your chum's relatives - such as her - desires a actuality verify, you're particularly suitable. that's what they're there for, counseling and valuable the right thank you to handle the area. Her brothers are too youthful to deal with this occasion for any length of time. i could recommend going to social amenities your self and describing the area with out revealing your individual identification or the identification of your chum or her kinfolk - do not even provide them their right an prolonged time - and asking what styles of issues they could do for the dysfunctional relatives. Make some notes, and then talk on your chum approximately what you have discovered. do not push her too lots, yet permit her be attentive to which you're very in contact. verify together with her on a commonly used foundation, furnish to bypass together with her to social amenities for a consultation, etc. If, after a lifelike time, she refuses to get them in contact, and that they are for sure working under stress, then you certainly've 3 possibilities: record the area totally to social amenities, proceed to computer screen and furnish ethical help, or walk away. that's a not undemanding determination to could desire to make.
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answered by ? 4
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I don't know much about the law but I know that I would speak to other family members about this before I did anything. Mabye your Dad and sister could help you retrieve him. It sure doesn't sound like a good environment for either one of you to be in.
2006-11-14 01:44:13
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answered by Anonymous
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You should tell your lawyer and your caseworker. If she did this to your dad and you then she will probably do it to your brother. That is an even sadder case because he has special needs. Please let your lawyer, caseworker or an adult that you really trust know this. Your brother doesn't need to be there if what you say is true.
2006-11-14 01:42:39
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answered by asouthwell28 3
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You need to consult with your father. If you are truly in danger and worried about your brother I suggest you contact local authorities. Call you father right now and ask him his advice.
2006-11-14 01:41:56
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answered by Tiffany 3
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i think you should wait and let the court get him because if she is the bad mother like you say(not that i don't beleive u) they will take him away for u..then he will live w\ ur dad & you...i'm really sorry for what happened and you and your brother will stay in my family's prayers :)
2006-11-14 01:43:31
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answered by pink_luver 2
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