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<blockquote data-quote="klmno" data-source="post: 169696" data-attributes="member: 3699"><p>I'm going to make some calls on Monday. I had a deadline at work, so didn'typical teen have time today. One big concern is that they would revoke difficult child's suspension/probation and say, well, they were letting him have this because I was taking him to treatment. If I want to move, they'll just go back to their "only other option" which from what they say, is commitment to state dept.</p><p></p><p>The other concern of course, is that they would get my bro back involved. He can't do more than me for difficult child and has no clue about mental health issues, much less the mood cycling stuff or difficult child'ness. But, he thinks he knows everything and it would be about like the GAL and judge here to make the most irrational decision.</p><p></p><p>My thought is that since difficult child can't get into a Residential Treatment Center (RTC) here- partly because in this state, I guess they don't allow that if the kid has started ANY type of fire, and partly because this judge says (it might be accurrate) that unless she turns him over to social services and they place him in one, there are no options. Social services basicly can't because my bro steps in wanting custody and I guess social services is bound by law to look at that first.</p><p></p><p>SOOOOoooo- I'm wondering is there a nearby state (as in south of here where it is warmer in the winter) that will take a kid who started a brush fire into a Residential Treatment Center (RTC) that treats BiPolar (BP) and does that mean having to place him with social services first- or can the court just order it. Not that I think he needs it RIGHT now- but I think there's a good chance he will need it within a year or so and it has already been determined here- his only option is being turned over to state Department of Juvenile Justice- (kid's prison) for an indefinite period of time.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klmno, post: 169696, member: 3699"] I'm going to make some calls on Monday. I had a deadline at work, so didn'typical teen have time today. One big concern is that they would revoke difficult child's suspension/probation and say, well, they were letting him have this because I was taking him to treatment. If I want to move, they'll just go back to their "only other option" which from what they say, is commitment to state dept. The other concern of course, is that they would get my bro back involved. He can't do more than me for difficult child and has no clue about mental health issues, much less the mood cycling stuff or difficult child'ness. But, he thinks he knows everything and it would be about like the GAL and judge here to make the most irrational decision. My thought is that since difficult child can't get into a Residential Treatment Center (RTC) here- partly because in this state, I guess they don't allow that if the kid has started ANY type of fire, and partly because this judge says (it might be accurrate) that unless she turns him over to social services and they place him in one, there are no options. Social services basicly can't because my bro steps in wanting custody and I guess social services is bound by law to look at that first. SOOOOoooo- I'm wondering is there a nearby state (as in south of here where it is warmer in the winter) that will take a kid who started a brush fire into a Residential Treatment Center (RTC) that treats BiPolar (BP) and does that mean having to place him with social services first- or can the court just order it. Not that I think he needs it RIGHT now- but I think there's a good chance he will need it within a year or so and it has already been determined here- his only option is being turned over to state Department of Juvenile Justice- (kid's prison) for an indefinite period of time. [/QUOTE]
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