What is the name of your state? New York
Grandparents care for the child of my deceased sibling. Living parent tries to manipulate Grandparents with his own child. The living parent would hold off buying diapers for the child, all necessary hygiene accessories, food to try to force the GPs to provide for the child.
I was told that legally the GPs do not have to provide for the child but the legal guardian in this case the biological parent is legally obligated. The living parent has been told and is being told to provide a nanny, at least part of the time, to help the GPs with the child. He refuses. The GPs only child is not able to help out all the time and the nanny is needed.
Is this parent endangering the child? If a parent knowingly leaves his child with elderly GPs who need help with a very active child, is he not neglecting the child and endangering the wellfare of?
Grandparents care for the child of my deceased sibling. Living parent tries to manipulate Grandparents with his own child. The living parent would hold off buying diapers for the child, all necessary hygiene accessories, food to try to force the GPs to provide for the child.
I was told that legally the GPs do not have to provide for the child but the legal guardian in this case the biological parent is legally obligated. The living parent has been told and is being told to provide a nanny, at least part of the time, to help the GPs with the child. He refuses. The GPs only child is not able to help out all the time and the nanny is needed.
Is this parent endangering the child? If a parent knowingly leaves his child with elderly GPs who need help with a very active child, is he not neglecting the child and endangering the wellfare of?