Placing a duty on a stepparent to contribute to the maintenance of the
stepchild would not affect the duty of the biological parent of that child with respect to maintenance.
Should stepparents be responsible for their stepchildren?
In "Notes on a
Stepchild," Thurman depicts himself as a precocious, introspective child whose early sense of isolation was further exacerbated by frequent illnesses and a dark complexion.
Infants of the Spring
Thus, only a descendant of a
stepchild is not included.
The new earned income credit
Will the fact that she was a
stepchild herself help Danielle and can she become a model stepmum?
Step in the right direction; Mum Danielle Lineker looks at the challenges which face many modern families
There are sound judgments, honest mistakes and then that third entity: the unspoken-of
stepchild of stress-mediated capitulation to those bent on corrupting long-term outcome for short-term gain.
The five P's of underwriting: those who would underwrite life applicants need to keep learning, work with partners, and maintain their integrity
And the guy who is interviewing me, the red-headed
stepchild Jeremy Morgan.
DJ Chavez: "I wear pants from Wal-Mart". (Heads-Chavez)
Hudson is married and has one child and one
stepchild.
Jailed trucker to appeal
1 Abject Art If abject art wasn't exactly the miserable
stepchild of a market fallen on hard times, its various forms nevertheless found a perversely suitable terrain on which to thrive as we witnessed the overnight disappearance of an art scene that had hitherto nurtured scores of art students on dreams of '80s largesse.
David Rimanelli
For years there has been a growing movement within the engineering community to push for development of a technological analog to the National Science Foundation (NSF) -- largely owing to a suspicion that engineering was never likely to rise above its
stepchild status in an agency whose primary responsibility was a fostering of basic research in the pure sciences.
More active engineering role for NSF
Because my
stepchild is so happy when spending time with us and it bothers my husband's ex.
A good example to other ex-wives
Malone-Hawkins, herself a
stepchild and a stepmother.
Making Blended Families Work
It is certainly a welcome feature of this handbook that it considerably broadens the somewhat narrow definition of the word "Bildung," which in German connotes the cultural formation of a small elite, by including an excellent essay by Rudolf Endres on the training and education of artisans ("Handwerk - Berufsbildung"), a much neglected
stepchild of research.
Handbuch der deutschen Bildungsgeschichte
Entry into
stepchild status in a sense normalized one's family situation, but the effect on the life chances of the child, at least as depicted in fairy tales, was not always happy.
Surviving the loss of the parent in a nineteenth-century Dutch provincial town
Charles Krulak, the commandant of the Marine Corps, likes to ask, "Are we going to have Son of Desert Storm or the
Stepchild of Chechnya?" His answer.
Chechnya: Calamity in the Caucasus
Historically, workers' compensation was the
stepchild of corporate property and casualty insurance.
Workers Compensation safety group cuts premiums