If a mother will not work. Electricity and water gets shut off. Another sibling was arrested for drugs that lives in same home. Can we fight for her?
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If a mother will not work. Electricity and water gets shut off. Another sibling was arrested for drugs that lives in same home. Can we fight for her?
Asked on March 24, 2009 under Family Law, West Virginia
Answers:
MD, Member, California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 15 years ago | Contributor
You want to fight for the sibling still living at home? Are you over the age of 18? Are you in a stable home/on your own/married/good job? Is your sibling a minor? Have you ever contact child protective services? Has child protective services ever been to the home? Perhaps you should contact a family law attorney specializing in family custody/sibling custody (if you cannot afford one, try legal aid in your county.
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