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Sibling Visitation Rights
So, hopefully someone on here knows something about law. I have a half-sister that lives with my dad. I am out on my own and have been trying to see her as much as I can given my work and school schedule, but my father is making it very hard to see her, telling her she can't go out with me when I have time to see her etc. I was wondering if there is such a thing as a right to see your siblings. I cannot simply go over there and see her because of a conflict between my father and I, so what I can do?
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My suggestion?
Assuming you live in the US, contact your county attorney's office, set an appointment to meet with them to go in and ask what your rights are in this situation.
There is no fee for seeking advice from the county attorney (your tax dollars pay them...)
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first off how old are you ?
are you under the age of 18 ?
where legaly instated on your own? have you read your parents divorce decree?
do u have an childrens lawer?
becouse there are no physical laws
deniying you visitation rights with your sister
you can be escorted by a police men to avoid any acusations or conflict but your best bet is to seek profecinal advise
maby its better to see her with yourfather present becouse that is the only was he will permit visitations a little is better then nothing
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well depending on how old your half-sister is, she should have her own right, about going to see you. her opinion should matter as long as she's atleast thirteen. if she isn't, then maybe consider telling an adult that could help with the situation.
.... then maybe you should consider talking with one. you two are related, he can't just keep you two apart, you know?
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