Mutter verlangt Geld?

Hallo,

Ich bin 16 Jahre alt und habe gerade meine Schulpflicht beendet (Durch ein Berufsfachschuljahr)

Eigentlich hatte ich einen relativ gutbezahlten Ausbildungsplatz auf den ich mich auch gefreut habe, aber leider musste ich mich aus gesundheitlichen Gründen dagegen entscheiden.

Aus momentaner Sicht ist ein Vollzeitjob nicht zumutbar, da ich mit Dingen wie Depressionen, Panikstörung, SVV und weiteres zu kämpfen habe und angehen möchte, in eine Klinik zu gehen.

Meine Mutter aber ist sehr dagegen und hat gesagt, wenn ich weiterhin hier wohnen will, muss ich jeden Monat 100€ zahlen, Geld was ich nicht habe.

Darf sie das überhaupt, und gibt es vielleicht andere Möglichkeiten für mich was meinen Wohnsituation betrifft, weil ich und meine Familie leider gar nicht auskommen.

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Linuel
1 year ago

I am 16 years old and have just finished my compulsory schooling (due to a professional school year)

Even if you have finished compulsory schooling, you might have a professional school duty. In many cases, this goes until 18 years of age.

From the current point of view, a full-time job is not reasonable, as I have to fight with things like depression, panic disorder, SVV and others and want to go to a clinic.

It’s actually a mature decision if you tell yourself you want to go to the clinic. The step is anything but easy and should be supported!

Here it would be useful to be accompanied by a counselling centre on site or a psychotherpaeuten. Therapist or consultant could also talk to your mother and present the urgency.

May she do this at all, and perhaps there are other possibilities for me in terms of my living situation, because I and my family unfortunately do not get out.

And no, she’s not allowed to put you in front of you, or you’re asking for a full-time job. Until you’re 18, she’s still in charge of you.

BlackMo
1 year ago

She even gets 250€ each month for you and the child’s money. So everything is regulated!

Maleficent666
1 year ago

I think that’s quite unfair from her

But what do you want to do after the clinic?

Your health should be priority, you have to get on your feet and then you could look for a minijob and give the 100 Euro to your diet

Please talk to her again.

Theoretically, she should support you right now and not vice versa

atoparty
1 year ago
Reply to  Rio1234244

If you can do a next job, you can also go into training.

Maleficent666
1 year ago
Reply to  Rio1234244

I am mentally ill and know it only too well;)

This disease(s) and work, is not so easy to get under a hat.

Too bad she has so little understanding for you. No, not bad, very sad.

I would turn to the youth office at your place and get help in the form of conversations

Mariam21615
1 year ago

If you are the child of her, I really don’t care if you work or do an education or if you don’t have to give any money to your mother you’re her child and stay her child I don’t understand that my parents are now separated and I live with my father and I don’t have to pay a cent because I’m his daughter. Talk to your mother and say why should I give you money if I’m your child I don’t have to give a cent here if that goes on so you have to call the police and tell my mother wants money from me I’m her child and she wants money from me.

atoparty
1 year ago

you have compulsory schooling until you are 18, when you’re done with the general school, go on to training. so time you’re going to work u. money merit. or how long do you want your mother to lie on the bag?

she can throw you out too, and you’ll watch you get clear. if you are supposed to have so many mental disorders, then let yourself be introduced into a psychiatric system and then go to a mentally ill facility.

electrician
1 year ago

As long as you are not 18, your mother DIR is subject to maintenance.
For this, she also collects the child’s money of €250 per month.

If you are unemployed, the child allowance will be paid up to the age of 21.
Are you in an education, then even until the age of 25.

Daoga
1 year ago

At the age of 16, your mother is still fully dependent on you, she also collects child money and maintenance (from the father or aliment from the state), and since you are without income and will also be in the longer term, what does she want from you? You can contact the youth office at the most and see that you can move out into a WG or otherwise if you can’t go to a clinic, then you can ask her to pay the child’s money up on you instead of on her, and then you look stupid out of the laundry.

The best mother in the world does not seem to be yours straight.

dancefloor55
1 year ago

But my mother is very opposed and said if I want to stay here, I have to pay 100€ each month, money I don’t have

until 18 she is financially responsible for you. If you earn money, it should, of course, be a part of it. If you don’t deserve it, it won’t work.

But what’s not going on is just sitting around and not doing any training or job. If you can’t do 40h job for health reasons, then at least one on a minimum wage basis – and then you will pay €100.

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atoparty
1 year ago
Reply to  Rio1234244

You can go to work now, after all you’re trying to get home and just sit around.

dancefloor55
1 year ago
Reply to  Rio1234244

From the current point of view, a full-time job is not reasonable, as I have to fight with things like depression, panic disorder, SVV and others and want to go to a clinic

there’s nothing from August, you just want to go to a clinic. until you get a place often pass months – and until then you could have done a minijob.

I can’t see it yet

EinAlexander
1 year ago

May she do that?

No. Until you grow up, she’ll have to take care of you.

Alex

Gorkon193
1 year ago

Your health disorders, are they even confirmed by the doctor? If you don’t want your mother to be too mad because you didn’t start your training, she’ll see all this as being advanced

Gorkon193
1 year ago
Reply to  Rio1234244

Even psychologists are doctors….but then I wonder why your mother doesn’t want to believe all this…sorry, but something irritates me.

Gorkon193
1 year ago

How did this conversation last? She should have expertise….

Gorkon193
1 year ago

And why didn’t she even talk to your doctor/psycholog who made the diagnosis?

KleineLea1
1 year ago

The 100 euros are symbolic. You cooked your mother many times a month. It just sounds like education.

In order to earn this, you don’t need a full-time job, because it is enough to work 1-2 days a month for a minimum wage or just a few hours a month. A small job as a prospectus distributor or so it’s enough to walk like 2x a week a few hours.

The question is of course what she wants to do if you don’t pay it. In fact, she is committed to maintenance.

atoparty
1 year ago
Reply to  Rio1234244

talk to others?

Daoga
1 year ago
Reply to  Rio1234244

Don’t let yourself in, you’d rather see that you can become independent and take off. What kind of mother does she work for herself? Why does she need money, isn’t her child’s money, or what does the father do?

KleineLea1
1 year ago
Reply to  Rio1234244

In that case, of course, that’s bullshit. Then talk to your mother – you must be aware of that.

Daoga
1 year ago

Child doesn’t do anything because it’s sick what the “loving” mother apparently doesn’t write. From somewhere, the illnesses will probably come, right?

KleineLea1
1 year ago

Again: I think the 100 euros are symbolically meant here. They don’t even cover any costs in the approach. I see this more educationally in the sense of “child doesn’t matter”.

Stellwerk
1 year ago

You’re a minor, and she’s still fully responsible for you. She could ask for money if you work or training and still living at home. In the current situation, however, this makes no sense at all.

KleineLea1
1 year ago
Reply to  Stellwerk

In the situation “Kind does nothing” this is quite educationally sensible.

Stellwerk
1 year ago
Reply to  KleineLea1

In the situation “Kind is mentally ill and goes to a clinic to become healthy,” this educational is the most stupid thing you can do. Priority should be to assist the child in the recovery.

MaryLynn87
1 year ago

Yes, your mother is allowed to ask for money and cooperation in the common household. That you’re not working is your decision.

atoparty
1 year ago
Reply to  Rio1234244

go and look for work, there’s no reason to sit around all day.

Stellwerk
1 year ago
Reply to  Rio1234244

This is explained by the fact that the statement of MaryLynn87 is bullshit.

Your parents are dependent on you until the age of 25 or until you complete a professional training. They can demand money if you earn money yourself so that you make a proportionate contribution to household income. If you are sick, your recovery should now be in the foreground.

MaryLynn87
1 year ago
Reply to  Rio1234244

This explains that you have completed your schooling and have to be responsible for yourself slowly. Your mother will follow her education mission by committing you to contribute to the financing of your own life.

atoparty
1 year ago

Of course, I’m going to work with a disc incident and that for years. also go to work cancer. burnout is just one formation – all other mental troubles are easy to treat and adjustable. So continue your therapy in your free time and go to work or how long do you want your mother to lie on the pocket

atoparty
1 year ago

you’re just sitting at home and never had a stressful day. just go to work and listen to insulting yourself.

Gummipunkt
1 year ago

go and look for work, there’s no reason to sit around all day.

so sick it is not that it cannot work.

Precise inconsistency.

As if you were able to judge the situation of the FS.

atoparty
1 year ago

so sick it is not that it cannot work.

Stellwerk
1 year ago

Just read for maintenance and care.

Education also means supporting his sick child and not unnecessarily distorting.

MaryLynn87
1 year ago

The parents are, however, obliged to educate the child and prepare for life and there is not always everything in vain!

Stellwerk
1 year ago

“This explains that you have completed your schooling”

That’s wrong.