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Will a school be held liable if a non custodial parent withdraws a child from school in violation of a custody agreement?
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For example, school has all the proper documentation stating who the custodial parent is, and the school attendance clerk releases the child to the child to the non custodial parent, who's intent is to take the child. Is the clerk at fault or the school? If something happened to the child, can the school be sued or the employee?Liable for what, and to whom?
The custodial parent should take the necessary steps to avoid this unfortunate event.
For example, school has all the proper documentation stating who the custodial parent is, and the school attendance clerk releases the child to the child to the non custodial parent, who's intent is to take the child. Is the clerk at fault or the school? If something happened to the child, can the school be sued or the employee?
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This is a question that was given to me on an exam. It was really vague, just wanted to get the thoughts of others.Did any of this happen, or are you prone to hypotheticals?
I hated hypos in law school, I like them less today.
The world hasn't been idiot proofed.
All you can do is make sure the school is aware of who is allowed to pick up the child from school, and who isn't allowed to make any contact with the child.
Don't just say it, put it all down in writing
Will a school be held liable if a non custodial parent withdraws a child from school in violation of a custody agreement?
the school attendance clerk releases the child to the child to the non custodial parent, who's intent is to take the child.
Is the clerk at fault or the school?
If something happened to the child, can the school be sued or the employee?
This is a question that was given to me on an exam. It was really vague, just wanted to get the thoughts of others.