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In New Jersey, are there health requirements for grandparents who try to take in their grandchild who was placed in foster care? If so, what are they?
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Hi,
I dont know if there are "official" requirements but for my second FC a preemie-GMA in her early 70's with a heart condition was able to take the baby after I had cared for her for the first month..(I knew all along someone in the family would get the child-I just never expected it to be a retired GMA with a heart condition)
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Tam43
Hi,
I dont know if there are "official" requirements but for my second FC a preemie-GMA in her early 70's with a heart condition was able to take the baby after I had cared for her for the first month..(I knew all along someone in the family would get the child-I just never expected it to be a retired GMA with a heart condition)
It's a very low standard. All anyone in NJ needs is a doc's letter saying "any medical condition person has won't prevent them from being able to parent." They should care more about the 55+ place except some condo associations have exceptions for grandchildren. I would try to find out what the rules are for their place (how strict the place is and how much they enforce it). My mom's place was very strict.
They (state) also place a lot of importance on what bio parents want...if bio mom prefers grandparents, it will carry a lot of weight.
foster2forever
It's a very low standard. All anyone in NJ needs is a doc's letter saying "any medical condition person has won't prevent them from being able to parent." They should care more about the 55+ place except some condo associations have exceptions for grandchildren. I would try to find out what the rules are for their place (how strict the place is and how much they enforce it). My mom's place was very strict.
They (state) also place a lot of importance on what bio parents want...if bio mom prefers grandparents, it will carry a lot of weight.
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