If parents disagree on the way that children should be raised, it will create tension in the house and children will start having authority problems.
If the parents disagree with the results of the evaluation, they may request a full independent educational evaluation at the school's expense.
I tell all young students, «
If your parent disagrees with anything I tell you to do, then your parent is correct.»
If the parents disagree on the modification, however, the court must hold a hearing, and possibly a trial, to determine whether to modify support, and by how much.
Sole custody is also the standard decision in North Carolina courts
if the parents disagree as to what is best for the child, or if parents show they can not respect each other.
If parents disagree with the hearing decision, the written decision sent to them will explain how to ask for an administrative appeal of the decision.
If the parents disagree with the hearing decision, they can request a reconsideration of the decision.
If parents disagree with the decision, they may appeal to the district court.
If a parent disagrees with the decision of the Hearing Officer, they have the right to appeal, outside Maine's DHS system, to Maine's Superior Court.
If parents disagree with a decision regarding a change request, they may request an Administrative Fair Hearing.
If the parent disagrees with the decision on the requested change, they have the right to request an appeal of the decision and seek a fair hearing.
If the parents disagree on this, one parent would have to prove with a preponderance of evidence that parenting time should shift in favor of one parent.
What happens
if the parents disagree with a recommendation or temporary decision made by a Parenting Coordinator?
It is always preferable to present a united front to the child, even
if parents disagree, as well as to tell the child that his opinion will be taken into consideration.
Not exact matches
He condemns ho - mos - exuality even though it is a natural practice (feel free to
disagree all you want, but that argument will go nowhere), and his idea of a good marriage is a 13 year old girl being given to a 40 year old man as payment for a land deal, with her bloody sheets being used as a receipt of a good deal, and
if she isn't a vir - gin (she could have been ra - ped, or her hy - men could have burst while riding a horse or something) she is to be stoned to death on her
parent's doorstep.
The only way the judge might be able to get away with it is
if one of the
parents disagreed and said he or she wanted the name changed.
I don't
disagree with that, but that doesn't answer an essential question: who should become
parents — everyone, or only those who can prove themselves able to fully take on the responsibilities, regardless
if they're married, single, divorced, gay, straight or polyamorous?
Many
parents don't realize you can also request that a particular nurse not care for your baby,
if you
disagree with her techniques.
On the other hand,
if your grandchildren are still spanked and you
disagree with the practice, you must accept that the
parents have the right to discipline as they choose, as long as they are not abusive.
If the other
parent has changed the rule or the plans, you can either agree with this change or
disagree and negotiate with each other as adults.
If you and your children
disagree about politics or religion, don't demean the
parents» point of view but feel free to explain your own.
it would be different
if i had a completely anonymous blog, but since both sides of the family read our blog (most of whom
disagree with our
parenting choices), i can't say anything in the least bit controversial..
Even
if they don't like each other, or
disagree on many issues, divorced
parents still have to work together as a team as far as their children are concerned.
Experts suggest that
if you two can not reach a common ground regarding your disapproval of your spouse's
parenting style, you should agree to
disagree to prevent the arguing progressing to another level.
If you and your spouse
disagree on discipline, examine your
parenting styles.
That other
parent that you completely
disagree with may be more open to your opinion
if it is mixed with a dose of kindness.
If you
disagree with certain
parenting aspects then it's imperative that you continue to discuss the disagreement and resolve any issues.
There are so many moral choices moms have to make regarding reproduction and
parenting that
if one mom says she doesn't want to have children because of past trauma, it's best to support her decision, whether you agree or
disagree with her principles.
Are strategies like «acknowledge and disengage» and «enforce boundaries» while continuing to do things «your way» conducive to good co-parenting
if the other
parent disagrees?
You may choose to discuss the reasons behind your
parenting choices with other
parents who sincerely want to hear what you have to say (even
if they ultimately
disagree); you may also choose not to engage in a fruitless discussion with someone whose sole motivation is to convince you to change your mind.
But other experts and
parenting groups
disagree, saying co-sleeping is safe and beneficial
if done properly.
There is controversy surrounding just about every health decision
parents are faced with today, cut them some slack and just respect that they are thinking people that may be ok with discussing their decision but deserve to be respected in them even
if you
disagree.
For instance, black
parents may feel more comfortable «
disagreeing» with their regular school assignment than Hispanic
parents do, particularly
if the
parents in question are recent immigrants.
If you and a
parent disagree, always look first for a compromise that will benefit the student and preserve your relationship with the
parent.
In all of the cases — custody often deals with major decisions — and those decisions remain reviewable by a judge
if a
parent strongly
disagrees.
you can communicate with the other
parent (
if you
disagree about something, talk about it when your children aren't there)
If you
disagree with your spouse about how to
parent, or
disagree with your
parent about your spouse or both, it's hard to find the answer to bringing peace and harmony to your home and to your relationships.
In the event that you are dating someone with children, issues may arise
if one partner
disagrees with the
parenting style of the other, says eHarmony.
If you and your spouse
disagree about how to divide
parenting time, assets, debts or support, or other issues, Julie Ernst - Fortin can provide suggestions about how other couples have resolved same or similar disagreements.
Or,
if the parties
disagree over
parenting time, a trained child specialist can be recruited to develop a child focused
parenting plan and explain why that plan is best for that child.
If the one
parent disagrees with the desired changes, however, the other must persuade the court that the changes are in the best interests of the child or children, and request that the court order those changes be incorporated into the
parenting plan.
If you and your spouse
disagree on even one small thing — such as how to structure
parenting time so you can each see your children on holidays — your agreement isn't global, and you'll likely have to go to trial to have the judge decide any remaining issues.
If an adoptive
parent disagrees with the dismissal, the dismissal notice will inform the
parent how to ask for an administrative appeal of the dismissal.
If you and your spouse
disagree on critical
parenting issues, you need to discuss those issues, and find some way to resolve them, during your divorce.
When
parents dispute and
disagree on
parenting schedules, many spend a significant portion of funds paying an attorney or mediator to help resolve the dispute, or,
if necessary, try to get the Court to «fix» the problem on an emergency basis.
Try to understand
parents» perspectives, even
if you
disagree with what they're saying.
If the other
parent disagrees with you, a family justice service such as mediation may help you reach an agreement.
Courts let couples settle the terms and conditions of a divorce but will intervene
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These decisions are made equally, so the
parents compromise
if they
disagree, just as they would
if they lived in an intact household as a married couple.
Parenting Coordinator: a specific person (trained) is identified to use as needed or reasonably requested by either party to facilitate and mediate any parenting issues — I find a lot of peace having this person to rely on if we
Parenting Coordinator: a specific person (trained) is identified to use as needed or reasonably requested by either party to facilitate and mediate any
parenting issues — I find a lot of peace having this person to rely on if we
parenting issues — I find a lot of peace having this person to rely on
if we
disagree.