Can i stop my exs family from sending my child to boarding school ?
my daughter is nine and i have her every other weekend, recently the mother of my childrens sister tried to get me to sign a consent form for my daughter to go to boarding school when shes eleven , i flatly refused , and i couldnt believe my ex had already signed the form seeing as though my daughter said she didnt want to go there and she was crying , she instead wants to go grammar school and i thought she understood this , anyway now i have heard from my ex that now the grandmother , my exs mother has signed the form along with my ex ( now the silly woman wants me to stop them as she is too scared of her overbearing stuck up family , can they do this without my acceptance , or can i stop them ? Please give me good advice thanks
Can my ex wife send my son to an out of state boarding school without my permission?
If she has legal custody (residential custody and legal custody are different things), then yes, she can. However, she cannot interfere with your visitation rights, so will this interfere with your visitation rights?
Is boarding school better than a public school?
My name is Raeann, and I am visually impaired. I used to attend the Indiana School for the Blind, a day and residential school for blind and visually impaired children ages three to nineteen years old in Indianapolis, Indiana. I was four years old when I started attending the school and left the school when I was fourteen. my family moved to Albert Lea, Minnesota. I was considered a residential student, during the week I stayed at school. I lived in a dormitory, like the kind you stay in at college. The school was like my home away from home and the people in my dorm were like my family. I rode a bus home Friday afternoons, had a nice visit with my family, then I went back to school Sunday afternoon. My family moved to Albert Lea, Minnesota. I enrolled in the local public school for the first time. I had to work hard to keep up academically with my peers. I did not have the close bond with friends.