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1. Was the foster father abusive -

Wed Feb 29, 2012, 07:59 PM

Feb 2012

maybe there was already an emancipation in process? Dunno, hopefully someone with familiarity will respond.

Just off the top of my head though could he stay with a relative (sister of the foster father or something) and perhaps get by that way. The agency might not feel they have to process it immediately if he's in a safe environment (she helps him through the grieving process as a relative). And how about administrative convenience ... would he be automatically remanded back into foster care or would there be some leeway there on how quickly the process would move?

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Help me brainstorm something. [View all] Pab Sungenis Feb 2012 OP

Was the foster father abusive - TBF Feb 2012 #1

Not at all abusive. Pab Sungenis Feb 2012 #2

Introduce a benevolent caretaker - an uncle or aunt or someone - a lesser character. HopeHoops Feb 2012 #3

It'd be hard...I put an idea at the end you're free to use. Chan790 Feb 2012 #4

There is some leeway.... Fearless Mar 2012 #5

I might go with the emancipation angle. Pab Sungenis Mar 2012 #6

If he skipped a grade, he could be 17 when he graduates. McCamy Taylor Mar 2012 #7

The publisher specializes in "young adult" novels. Pab Sungenis Mar 2012 #8

The best answer to your dilemma is the most obvious: zombie plague. ZombieHorde Mar 2012 #9

I was a seventeen year old in college. hunter Mar 2012 #10