Illinois Living Will Forms
Daughter is moving out of state, with young kids, with no shelter, healthcar etc.. anything my mother can do?
We live in Indiana and my sister in law told my mother in law today that her and her boyfriend and there two young kids are going to up and move to Illinois to get away from family. We have recently caught on to them doing drugs, by the way. We believe she is addicted to pain pills and doing meth. They are going to Illinois, and they will have no where to live, healthcare, etc… Is there anything I can do or is this some form of neglect??? Any insight would be appreciated. Thanks
I don’t understand the situation, the pieces of the puzzle don’t seem to fit together well. What neglect are you speaking of? Simply because you disagree with the actions of another doesn’t mean you should attempt to strip someones children away, personally if I read this and I was the parent of the children mentioned in this I would have a gun in your face in about 5 seconds.
People have a will of their own, your desire to control them is futile and costly only to yourself. The bodies of their children and themselves are of their own doing, not yours. Accept this and you will be a happier person in life. Let go of the control you desire to have in others lives, stop watch reality shows and find something meaningful in your own life.
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