Sentences with phrase «usually on behalf of parents»
Respite care means voluntary temporary care for youth, usually on behalf of parents or regular caregivers for the purpose of providing relief.
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And when parents do advocate to make change it's usually on behalf of their own children — to get additional services, or a different teacher, or some accommodation.
In Florida, if you have a valid wrongful death claim, you will need to open a probate estate and appoint a personal representative (usually a spouse, parent, or another appropriate person) who will bring action on behalf of the estate and individual survivors.
Illinois wrongful death cases are usually brought on behalf of the deceased by his surviving spouse, child, or parent.
Non-economic damages are usually called «pain and suffering» and can be recovered on behalf of the child and the parent.
Joint legal custody is usually ordered by the court to give parents equal say regarding important decisions made on behalf of the children.
Contempt of court is a criminal legal action usually brought by the state child support agency on behalf of the custodial parent against a non-paying parent.