Hello, I have a question: What else can I do besides a mother-child facility and, without a day clinic, what else can I do to get my child back? I miss him so much, and it's allegedly a child endangerment case, even though that's not the case.
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You really can’t judge it from a distance, everything would be speculation.
There will be a cause for it.
If the Youth Office will not give the child back to your household, then there are not many possibilities except mother-child care. If you’re here, of course you’ll be allowed to take off with a child. That was explained to you?
Of course you can also walk the legal path. But a cooperation with the Youth Office goes faster. I have recently accompanied a custody procedure that lasted 1.5 years (including an expert report).
you can do what the jugendamt imposes on you or the child stays permanently in your home and grows up there without contact with you.
We need to know more about that. Child welfare can be so many.
I don’t want to get too close to you, but parents rarely see that there is a risk of child welfare.
What will help in any case is a close cooperation with the Jugenamt. And what’s so bad about a mother-child hem? Of course there are rules there and you can not “all” . But that’s exactly what it’s about: learning certain rules, and it’s helping you, that’s the main goal. Such a home is a chance, no punishment
First, you need to realize that there is a problem or gave and then you need to work closely with the Youth Office so that the child’s welfare is no longer present.
The problem is that my child is now in the nursing family.
These are Follow-up, but not the cause.
there may be the possibility for handling or visits
decisive is the welfare of the child
it lies with you
You say it’s not a risk of child welfare. What was considered to be a risk of child welfare?
My partner
Then you have to decide what is more important to you, your child or your partner!
I don’t have to think about it for a second.
For my child, I would buy everything!
No man is as important as your child. It’s part of you!
It must have a reason why the Youth Office sees such a strong risk of child welfare at your partner that your son is accommodated in a nursing family.
Maybe you don’t want to see that!
It’s your choice alone!
It’s both important to me. &” if I decide for my child I have to put in a mother child institution. I don’t have anyone except my child.