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<blockquote data-quote="lambsear2" data-source="post: 181651" data-attributes="member: 5136"><p>Terminating the parental rights sounds off to me.</p><p> </p><p>When our son was sent to Residential Treatment Center (RTC) by Family Court. During the time that he was away, difficult child was considered a ward of the state. Later when he was release, he was returned home. (he was 16yo when he came home) </p><p> </p><p>I would expect that the child has a care giver who should be able to make medical decisions for him. However, as the parent, you can certainly follow up and you should have a contact regarding his care, a social worker thru office of child & family services (OCFS)?. I am not sure who a BAT is, but if you feel that they are not addressing difficult child needs properly, you should make contact with the social worker. Whenever we had issues, I would call the court liason from OCFS to get direction. (this liason was at all court appearances to ensure that difficult child was being properly represented and understood all that was going on)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lambsear2, post: 181651, member: 5136"] Terminating the parental rights sounds off to me. When our son was sent to Residential Treatment Center (RTC) by Family Court. During the time that he was away, difficult child was considered a ward of the state. Later when he was release, he was returned home. (he was 16yo when he came home) I would expect that the child has a care giver who should be able to make medical decisions for him. However, as the parent, you can certainly follow up and you should have a contact regarding his care, a social worker thru office of child & family services (OCFS)?. I am not sure who a BAT is, but if you feel that they are not addressing difficult child needs properly, you should make contact with the social worker. Whenever we had issues, I would call the court liason from OCFS to get direction. (this liason was at all court appearances to ensure that difficult child was being properly represented and understood all that was going on) [/QUOTE]
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