More question regarding little sister

[Sasha81]

Dear Soc,

I wrote a little while ago about trying to get custody of my little sister and you gave me a form that I was to print out and send to both of my parents.  Well I just received a call from my father saying that he refuses to sign something that says he is not able to care for my little sister.

1.  Is there antoher form that will give me the same Power of Attorney without him having to sign something that says that?

2.  Would it be just as effective to have one of my parents to sign that?

3.  If I can't get Power of Attorney is there still a way that I can get my little sister up here to finish school?

I would appreciate any help you could offer.  Thank you in adavance.

Sasha

[socrateaser]

>1.  Is there antoher form that will give me the same Power of
>Attorney without him having to sign something that says that?

There are lots of forms that will give you power of attorney. You can buy some online at //www.uslegalforms.com.

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>2.  Would it be just as effective to have one of my parents to
>sign that?

No, but it's better than a poke with a sharp stick.

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>3.  If I can't get Power of Attorney is there still a way that
>I can get my little sister up here to finish school?

You can give the enrollment documents to your parents and ask them to sign, you can forge their names to the enrollment forms (not advised), or you can petition the court for guardianship now with only the evidence that your little sister is actually living with you and not either of your parents.

I was just trying to give you more evidence to make your case airtight. So, try to get a standard power of attorney form signed. Or, just delete the sentence that says your father is unable to care for his child at this time. The fact that he is signing a power of attorney to you is pretty good evidence that something is seriously wrong with the parent-child relationship.