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[quote=Anonymous]Hi OP. The "why's" don't matter. Just push forward. Big picture Dad and Bio Mom and you are really to be commended for being on the same page. Consider temp service....Dad or Bio Mom or you take her to several temp services to fill out an application. They will have her in a job in a day or so. It might be an office job or it might be retail. Have one of the adults drive her around to the temp services so you know applications get filled out. If she moves back with Dad, bio Mom or grandfather she needs to be out of the house and filling out applications every day. I'd tell her a minimum of 10 applications a day and to give you a list daily of where she has applied. Several applications is not acceptable. She needs to walk around the mall and fill out an application at each place. Then she can start filling out applications at the restaurants in the area. Every one starts somewhere in a job. Then have her fill out applications at all of the hotels in the area. They are always hiring desk clerks. School board has a lot of jobs that only require high school education. Then have her apply at the hospitals. The hospitals will train her to push patients around in wheel chairs. If she stays with grandfather she needs a job too. Once she gets the job going Dad and Bio Mom should stand together that she pays some rent, cell phone fee, cable fee etc to wherever she is staying: Dad, Bio Mom or grandfather. I wouldn't charge too much, kind of a token amount to encourage her to save up so she can move out with new friends she meets. Great job on Dad, Bio Mom and you standing together. Be aware this situation is not uncommon on our society. It seems to be more common in young males. They want to game all night on the computer and not work jobs. God Bless, you have a big heart, thinking of you. [/quote]
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