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Ziahaaron22
Asked October 2023
If I got a case worker and she say I can't live with my adult brother, is that true?
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JoAnn29
Oct 2023
Another question, how old are you?
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JoAnn29
Oct 2023
You say "adult brother" does that mean your under 18? If so, if brother wants you to live with him, then he is the one who should be doing the request. We really need more info.
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AlvaDeer
Oct 2023
She says you cannot live with your brother beCAUSE..........................................what?
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Midkid58
Oct 2023
We really need a lot more information than what you have provided. Come back and explain in deeper detail and you'll get the help you need.
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