can i move have a new foster parents??

Hello, emo. If what you are saying is true, I'm very sorry.
But, people make things up to post online, so we don't know. We don't like to be jerked around by players when some people are dealing with real trouble.

im not i really whant to move i dont like them there really mean to me

Get a lawyer.

Hello emo,
you have an assigned social worker, call him/her and state your problem and
your request to be moved to a different foster home. I am sure they will look
into it and try to help you. They're there for you! Good luck to you!

how am i sopose to get a lawyer im onlay 13

Ignore OmSigDAVID, he's our resident troll.

lol okay

Are you the same person who has another thread under the name Andrich21?
Same bad spelling from NJ. Sorry if I am wrong.

whos that

i have no clue what your talking about im just trying to see who could take me in for a neww family

When I was 13, for sure I 'd have gotten a lawyer,
if I had need of one. I did not. Everything was OK.
U just need to find one who is willing to accept your case.
That 's something else.





David

David, you're really not being helpful. You maintain you're a lawyer, so tell emo how to go about it. Legal aid societies, lawyers who do pro bono work. ASPCA chapters, social workers, state DSSs, things like that. How to find them, how to contact them, what to say. Who might take the case.That's one of the reasons we're here--to try to help people. So help. Put your knowledge to work here.

If you are in foster care, you still have a social worker assigned to work with you and the family you have been placed with.

Have you told the social worker that you want to move?

If you have told the social worker, and don't think they are helping you, is there someone you can talk to at your school to ask for help?

Do you have other family that would be willing to take you?

Assigning me homework, pro bono.

Some lawyers do some of their work for free.
We call that " pro bono publico " meaning for the good of the public.
If I were in your position, I 'd call your local county bar association
for references to attorneys whose practices concentrated in
placement in foster care. If u get the addresses of some lawyers
who practice in the area of foster care, rather than call for an appointment,
u r probably better off just going and sitting in his waiting room.
Out of curiosity, he might take u in for an interview.
As to each lawyer: whether he 'll take your case
can go either way, depending on what he feels like at the moment.

If u can 't find an attorney with experise in foster care,
then ask for one with experience in matrimonial litigation.





David

Erratum:
"If u can 't find an attorney with experise in foster care,
then ask for one with experience in matrimonial litigation."

shoud be:
If u can 't find an attorney with expertise in foster care,
then ask for one with experience in matrimonial litigation.





David

As Jack has pointed out, u can also call a Legal Aid Society
in your area. Try the Yellow Pages, or call telefone information 411.

would it bother you to have buttons for eyes?

That coud result in blindness.

I 've never practiced family law and I am no expert on foster care,
but I am under the impression that in the ordinary course of events,
kids are rotated among different families anyway;
witness the fact that u say u 've already gone thru 5 of them.