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Can my daugther that is 15 and pregnant refuse to come home? In Raising Children Asked by tammie Age : 38 4 Answers tammie 226 Views 1 month ago Resolved Vote 1 Tweet Email to Friends Add to Favorites Question Badge Use this wwuask.com question badge in blogs, websites, forums. Copy and paste the HTML below:

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I live in the UK and left home when i was 15, but i never got pregnant until i was 16,i misscarried but went on to have a baby at 19.I now have an excellent relationship with my parents and have done for many years. I know the laws are different in the US,but if you force her to come home,then the chances are she will go off again.Contact her and ask her what she wnts to do.If shes grown up enough to get pregnant then shes grown up enough to have an adult conversation with you.Tell her you just need to know that she is safe and that you will be there for her,(even if you dont like what she is doing),you may find that she may eventually turn up on your doorstep.As long as she knows you will be there for her and treat her like a grown up,then she will turn to you and become closer. Answered by janeAge : 41 1 month ago Edit Delete Vote 0 Answered by jane 1 month ago
You say that she is 15 years old. she is a miner. Until she 21 you are in control of her. How is she going to take care of a baby on her own when she can't even take care of herself? Let me ask you another question: What about school; I imagine that she is either in the 9th or 10th grade, how is going to take care of her education? You should go with the police or Family Court and have her come back home. It is better to have her get mad with you now than watching her regret it later. I bet her boyfriend does not want to know anything about the baby they are having. Do not be afraid you are in control not her. Think about it. LET ME KNOW HOW IT GOES. lanydo@hotmail.com Answered by lilyflyAge : 34 1 month ago Edit Delete Vote 0 Answered by lilyfly 1 month ago
At 15, you are still responsible for your daughter's supervision, but if she resists your guidance, and leaves your home, there are only a few things you can do to help her legally. You could petition the Family Court to declare your daughter a Person In Need of Supervision. But a PINS determination is usually not terribly helpful in real terms, and may further alienate your daughter. She could (or you could) also petition for emancipation once she is 16. Your control of her, at her age, is mostly rooted in your ability to persuade and exert moral influence. Good luck. Answered by S.A.CablesAge : 61 1 month ago Edit Delete Vote 0 Answered by S.A.Cables 1 month ago
You can go get her alone or with the cops.She's still a miner. Answered by GmoneyAge : 56 1 month ago Edit Delete Vote 0 Answered by Gmoney 1 month ago

I live in the UK and left home when i was 15, but i never got pregnant until i was 16,i misscarried but went on to have a baby at 19.I now have an excellent relationship with my parents and have done for many years.
I know the laws are different in the US,but if you force her to come home,then the chances are she will go off again.Contact her and ask her what she wnts to do.If shes grown up enough to get pregnant then shes grown up enough to have an adult conversation with you.Tell her you just need to know that she is safe and that you will be there for her,(even if you dont like what she is doing),you may find that she may eventually turn up on your doorstep.As long as she knows you will be there for her and treat her like a grown up,then she will turn to you and become closer.

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You say that she is 15 years old. she is a miner. Until she 21 you are in control of her. How is she going to take care of a baby on her own when she can't even take care of herself? Let me ask you another question: What about school; I imagine that she is either in the 9th or 10th grade, how is going to take care of her education? You should go with the police or Family Court and have her come back home. It is better to have her get mad with you now than watching her regret it later. I bet her boyfriend does not want to know anything about the baby they are having.
Do not be afraid you are in control not her.

Think about it.

LET ME KNOW HOW IT GOES.
lanydo@hotmail.com

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At 15, you are still responsible for your daughter's supervision, but if she resists your guidance, and leaves your home, there are only a few things you can do to help her legally. You could petition the Family Court to declare your daughter a Person In Need of Supervision. But a PINS determination is usually not terribly helpful in real terms, and may further alienate your daughter. She could (or you could) also petition for emancipation once she is 16. Your control of her, at her age, is mostly rooted in your ability to persuade and exert moral influence. Good luck.

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You can go get her alone or with the cops.She's still a miner.

Answered by GmoneyAge : 56 1 month ago Edit Delete

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