Assertion: grandchild's grandparent | /r/CapableOf | care for child
Facets:
value: to the doctor
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: for doctor’s visits
type: PURPOSE
value: without assistance
type: MANNER
value: for otherwise filled roles
type: PURPOSE
value: through the late teenage years
type: TEMPORAL
value: from the state
type: LOCATION
value: without much oversight
type: OTHER
value: to court
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
Source sentences:
text: This means that there has been an agreement in place (usually verbal) that allows the grandparent to care for a child while their parents are unavailable or unwilling to do so.
text: It is essentially a legal permission letter for grandparents to take a child to the doctor or make other caretaking decisions on her behalf.
text: Most parents can only afford part-time daycare, so grandparents take the child the rest of the day till the parents comes home.
text: Day-care grandparents usually care for very young children, while other grandparents care for children up through the late teenage years.
text: Some courts require that the grandparents care for the child for at least one year before they will grant a custody petition.
text: It may take years to re-establish good relationships, but grandparents who take their children to court, regardless of the outcome, are likely putting a permanent end to any hope of a cordial relationship.
text: Grandparents may take care of the child without much oversight or assistance from the state, and this is sometimes called informal kinship care.
text: The grandparents should be physically fit enough to care for a child and, for the child's benefit, should keep visits low-key and stress-free.
text: Federal guidelines also impose a 60-month limit on this grant, and many retired grandparents need financial assistance for more than 60 months when caring for a child.
text: This is important because grandparents who care for children are often not aware that they could claim these children for the EITC.
text: There are several Commonwealth payments available to assist grandparents raising and caring for children.
text: In North Dakota specifically, the North Dakota Family Caregiver Support Program provides information, assistance, counseling, support groups, training, respite care and supplemental services to grandparents who are caring for children.
text: (This program provides information, assistance, counseling, support groups, training, respite care and supplemental services to grandparents who are caring for children).
text: If grandparents have provided child care, taking children for doctor’s visits or otherwise filled roles normally filled by parents, the rights of the grandparents are generally strengthened.
text: This is only a temporary solution and is not the same as legal custody, but it allows the grandparent to do what is necessary for the child such as, enrolling the child in school and taking the child to the doctor, etc.