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Buggles73 |
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StatelyWayneManor |
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Bonestripper |
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My 16 year old daughter has 25 other moms so she will have a good place to go, the older ones each have a home and job so all is well
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squashthebeef |
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Loki wrote: Godparents are suppossed to take over the Goducation. They aren't necessarily legal guardians. |
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meatball77 |
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The family member with the most money.
As for the OP, it was the STEPmother who died. Not the mother. I'm assuming the kids already have a mother? And their father will be fine I'm assuming he's done it before. |
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StatelyWayneManor |
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"Leave the baby. Take the canolli."
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pinkdolphin |
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Either my sister or my MIL would take ours. I hope I last until my son is 18 - I wouldn't want him to go back to his bio-dad who is complete jerk and already has his hands full w/four other kids.
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nobodysfool |
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yes, it was the step-mother of the 2 older ones. Their dad has custody. Dad remarried and had 2 more kids with the woman who died. Not a very good sitch with the mother of the 2 oldest. Not sure of the details, but I know he's got full custody.
Now here's a guy left to raise 4 kids on his own... the youngest is only 6 Weeks. of course i've thought about it before. But over the years, the potential people/families I would want to raise my kids has changed. 10 years ago, I would have said my mother. 6 years ago, I would have said someone totally different. Things change. seriously, no serious answers? |
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TC |
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What's funny is how spacey adds...or if you actually have a husband he'd die with you...like having both a husband and children is UNCOMMON. Jesus fuck. You can't even leave your kids with their babydaddy?? You're beyond trash.
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nobodysfool |
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you're beyond stupid.
not even worth the time it takes me to reply to you. done now. be gone cretin. |
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Loki |
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yet you did reply. within 2 minutes.
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TheCatcherInTheRye |
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And their father will be fine I'm assuming he's done it before. Boy, you;re all heart. |
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StatelyWayneManor |
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Yes, please be serious.
I need to know why didn't Buffy's Dad get custody of Buffy & Dawn when their Mom died? Thanks everso. "Everso" copyright TC. |
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peanuts4444 |
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My sister gets them... she wants them now... and considering they are both on the verge of teenagehood, I'm considering sending them to her for the next 10 years
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nomellons |
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It is all spelled out in our will. As circumstances change so has our will, The current choice has been in place for the past four years, we'll be talking with them later this year since their youngest is a junior and we still have a prescholler.
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Mom HOLIO |
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We had our best friends as guardians with the oldest being guardian of the youngest once she reached legal age. My family lived in California and I didn't want my children raised there. Our parents were too old and not in good health. One sister wasn't real stable and the other sister was a great mom and a horrible stepmother. The friends were the best option, plus their kids turned out great.
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tarzan groupie |
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I only have one left that is under 18, and he's going to my sister. I've already discussed this with her, and she is my beneficiary. She and her husband have raised three other boys and a girl, so she knows all about hormonally challenged teenagers.
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annie normas butt |
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You'd think children of divorced parents would have less chance of ever being orphaned since the likelihood of the 2 adults being together to die in a fiery crash are pretty slim.
Why can't your ex take the kids? |
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TC |
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You mean her brother?
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nobodysfool |
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my ex hasn't been in the picture for 11 years. Hopefully he's preceeded me in death. :)
Annie, I worded it that way because any married person would probably automatically say that their spouse should/would raise the kids upon their death. If they both died, that would put them on a level field with someone who's a single parent (for a variety of reasons). Even alive, a non-custodial parent may not be the appropriate choice to raise a child should the custodial parent die. |
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