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09-19-2008, 11:16 AM
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Friend Being Forced to Move at the Last Minute
My question involves juvenile law in the State of: Minnesota.
Here is the story.
I have a friend, who is 15. Her grandma was Diagnosed with cancer [who my friend is staying with]. And her Aunt wants my friend wants to move to here she is at, which is a few hours away from her grandma and her home. she just found out yesterday and is being forced to leave either tonight or tomorrow morning.
Her Aunt will not let her stay with her grandmother and have my friend take care of her grandma. My friend really wants to stay with her grandma, or at least in the city. [There are no other family members that would be able to take her in.]
I need to figure out what to do exactly, Me (17) and my boyfriend (18) are doing researching right now and we need to find resources and help on what to do. At the very least find a way for her to stay here and have time to get prepared and have everything settled and find her a place to stay until she is either of age or her grandma can watch over her legally.
Our only options right now are:
1) to find a shelter that will take her in now.
2) for her to run away and turn herself into a shelter that will take her in or JV.
[If the "Runaway and Homeless Youth Act" or something like it exists in Minnesota that would help, I looked it up and it doesn't look too promising]
If anyone has anyother idea or helpful info that would be very helpful.
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09-19-2008, 11:34 AM
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Re: Friend Being Forced to Move Last Minute Hours Away (Reply ASAP Please)
The minor goes where he/she is told to go its that simple. There are no legal remidies
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09-19-2008, 11:36 AM
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Re: Friend Being Forced to Move Last Minute Hours Away (Reply ASAP Please)
Also, one of the possible reasons why the sudden action and force is so that she wouldn't be able to do anything about it legally.
And her family found out that she has been dating, and don't approve of her dating and said that "we will shoot him on site." She broke up with that person for protection and what not. But it is really unfair to for a relationship to end, even though she was told that she wasn't aloud to date until 16.
Still, Me and My Boyfriend are worried for her mental health, she said that if she actually does end up moving she would do something drastic and I am really worried for her health and self-safety.
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09-19-2008, 11:40 AM
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Re: Friend Being Forced to Move Last Minute Hours Away (Reply ASAP Please)
There is nothing you can and nothing illegal is happening. Your concerns are just that concerns which are just the opinions of other minors.
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09-19-2008, 11:51 AM
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Re: Friend Being Forced to Move Last Minute Hours Away (Reply ASAP Please)
is it possible to get more time in this suitiation rather then being pulled right out of school and being able to say goodbye to friends?
anyway at all? she is willing to do almost anything to buy time. she just found out everything late last night and might have to leave tonight.
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09-19-2008, 12:30 PM
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Re: Friend Being Forced to Move Last Minute Hours Away (Reply ASAP Please)
No. There is nothing whatsoever she can do. If she is told that she has to leave tonight, then she has to leave tonight.
There is absolutely nothing in the law that prohibits her family from moving because a spoiled child doesn 't want to go.
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09-19-2008, 12:39 PM
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Re: Friend Being Forced to Move Last Minute Hours Away (Reply ASAP Please)
Quoting cbg
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No. There is nothing whatsoever she can do. If she is told that she has to leave tonight, then she has to leave tonight.
There is absolutely nothing in the law that prohibits her family from moving because a spoiled child doesn 't want to go.
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She's not spoiled, at first she was given the choice to stay with her grandmother and take care of her. Now her aunt is forcing her to leave.
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09-19-2008, 12:56 PM
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Re: Friend Being Forced to Move Last Minute Hours Away (Reply ASAP Please)
Let me take a crack at this.
The minor goes where her legal guardian tells her to go even if she doesn't want to go, doesn't like it and really really wants to stay.
None of that means anything.
Say goodbye to your friend.
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09-19-2008, 01:47 PM
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Re: Friend Being Forced to Move Last Minute Hours Away (Reply ASAP Please)
[COLOR="Blue"]I must say that the way you are acting in this section is no proper
there are was to do that L-chan was asking and as a "lawyer" or
"law adviser" you are supost to help and offer advice no act like that
the girl was given the choice to stay and grandmother her aunt is forcing her grandmother to give her custidy also she did it last minute with 24 hours or so
witch is not right nor fair
there are things she can do witch can buy her time at least
so talk about them
also I do know her so how about this for bartering chips her aunt is overly christian and is trying to force her to be one to by pulling her out of the "bad city" and "slaping her on her wrists" be cause she had a boyfriend [/COLOR]
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