Comcernedaunty
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My dad has had custody of my nephew since he was 7months old. The boy is now 6yr/o. I have been living with my dad for a few months now and have been taking care of the boy. We have developed a really close bond. My dad doesn't take care of him like he should. He drinks all the time and sets no rules. The boy runs around the neighborhood all summer long/ winter of it wasn't for me stopping him. He still runs to my dad and gets whatever he wants when I say no. My dad never does his homework or give regular baths. He isn't involved with his school stuff. My dad just doesn't care. My sister never really sees him and has tons of excuses when I confront her and tell her she needs to take him he isn't being taken care of rite. She doesn't really want the responsibility and snaps and yells at him when she does see him. My dad and his gf treat him like he's such a burden. I have the boy in activities outside of school. I get him ready and take him to school and pick him up everyday I also take my daughter. I so a lot of things with him and pretty much take him wherever I go. I want to move out and I want to take him with me. I fear for his safety and his up bringing. I don't want to leave him behind. My dad signed over placement of him back to my sister months ago maybe even over a yr ago. She still doesn't take him even for a night. She only wanted to wreak the benafits of state aid and was living in a low in one housing for awhile. I think they share custody but he gave placemat over to my sister but yet my dad still has him. The Boy has made a lot of progress with behavior and attitude and manners since I've been taking care of him. What can I do or what do I need to do to get him in my custody. I will probably end up moving out with my bf who is also willing to take care of the boy with me. I'm not sure how to go about this. The custody with my dad and sister Is confusing. I know he would be better off and safer with me. Also I look at him like my own child I am more then willing to step up and raise him the way he should be and deserves to be.