father wants to kick out his son

What is the name of your state? rhode island
my nephews dad wants to kick him out of the house. can he do this? he is 20 years old. he's in school full time. he is a commuting student. he works at night to pay for his own education at the local state college. he has had no gripes with the father. the father is newly married. he is the father of five. he has custudy of two of the five. his new wife has two minor children. my nephew lives in the basement. his younger sister is living with one of the new stepkids. she heads off to college this fall. will this boy lose his health insurance coverage if he moves or anything else? does he have rights until he graduates? thank you

[HomeGuru]

Originally Posted by tictac1951

What is the name of your state? rhode island
my nephews dad wants to kick him out of the house. can he do this? he is 20 years old. he's in school full time. he is a commuting student. he works at night to pay for his own education at the local state college. he has had no gripes with the father. the father is newly married. he is the father of five. he has custudy of two of the five. his new wife has two minor children. my nephew lives in the basement. his younger sister is living with one of the new stepkids. she heads off to college this fall. will this boy lose his health insurance coverage if he moves or anything else? does he have rights until he graduates? thank you

**A: this is a duplicate thread. On 8/21/04 IAAL responded.

[rmet4nzkx]

Unless there was something in the divorce and custody agreement about college suport or expenses, this child is now an adult and responsible for himself and apparently his new family has made his home too small. As for insurance, if he is a full time student and meets the requirements for coverage under his father's policy that coverage should continue as per the policy, he should check with the provider as to the details of the policy as to their requirements and how long he is covered. Is he paying rent or offered to pay rent?

I thought this looked familiar

[JETX]

Why, why, WHY do people post to threads when they are already told that they are duplicate????

[rmet4nzkx]

Originally Posted by JETX

Why, why, WHY do people post to threads when they are already told that they are duplicate????

Because I had already answered it and HG answered it at about the same time, when I posted it I saw HG's post about it being a duplicate although it was posted today, was this OP wanting more answers or a system error ? So I edited it and added the line about it looking familiar, it doesn't show edit if it is done quickly or you would have known I edited it.