Does a parent pose a risk to a child if they have a "drinking" episode every six weeks and they are non resident parent?
6 Answers to "Does a parent pose a risk to a child if they have a "drinking" episode every six weeks and they are non resident parent?"
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I suppose from the view of the officals (Child Family Services or whomever works these kinds of committees) you probably do pose a risk. No matter what the story may be, and weather it happens with the kids around or not, they will never see it as anything beyond "potential to be a problem" those "people" are just that way.
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No....just sounds like an occasional drunken night.
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no the episode consists of three days drinking two bottles of vodka !each day!
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And the child is not present when the drinking occurs? No.
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okay, DUH!
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Possibly, need more info to solve the equation.
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read my reply to lukisod!
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Posted by Cuddlytoy Jan 2nd, 2013 at 9:55AM
Not necessarily. I wouldn't let them have the child if their episode occurred in their contact time. They do need to tackle their drinking, though.
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