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Posted by peter on October 14, 1998 at 20:17:15:

In Reply to: What I would do..... posted by Skye on October 14, 1998 at 16:42:44:

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: Wait a bit and pass the child off as "visiting with you, but primary residence with YOUR parents"
: then bring it up with the land lord and simply ask that you be allowed to move your child in. in short
: since you already lied, lie to fix the problem....Im sure you can come up with some reason this kid
: was staying with his grandparents (sick family member, school reasons, etc) and that now those are resolved
: and you'd like the child to move back in with you:)

Then how long should I wait... One month after the lease agreement, two? I need a time frame in which I could keep the lie stable. A visiting child is a great idea, but what about the next day, the next time we meet. Should I avoid contact with the landlord not being obvious of course. Legally what can I do...

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: : Wait a bit and pass the child off as "visiting with you, but primary residence with YOUR parents"
: : then bring it up with the land lord and simply ask that you be allowed to move your child in.   in short
: : since you already lied, lie to fix the problem....Im sure you can come up with some reason this kid
: : was staying with his grandparents (sick family member, school reasons, etc) and that now those are resolved
: : and you'd like the child to move back in with you:)

: Then how long should I wait... One month after the lease agreement, two? I need a time frame in which I could keep the lie stable. A visiting child is a great idea, but what about the next day, the next time we meet. Should I avoid contact with the landlord not being obvious of course. Legally what can I do... 


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