Dear DB1, I am not a professional, just a citizen.
Suggestions:
What you describe could be against local fire regulations.
Have a chat (non emergency number) with someone in the local fire department.
Do not go in saying my wife is in a cult and now has my kid in that same
yoga cult taking classes!
Instead, keep your cool and describe the situation in the just plain facts format which is exactly how fire officials, social workers write out reports.
who/persons involved (your child, your wife, its leader/teacher), what (how long the class, doors locked during class) when(days, time of day) where, (name of class, location, type of building).
Difficult to do this but it is the nuts and bolts information that these people need in order to size up a situation.
If concerned about how long the classes are in relation to your daughter's age, talk to her doctor and, perhaps a social worker. Use the same nuts and bolts format, because that is same format medical and social service officials
use when filling out their reports.
The best thing if you have any doubt, is talk to a legal advisor. Look for a legal clinic in your area if you cannot afford the feeds. Many attorneys give a first interview for free. Use the same nuts and bolts format.
I am no expert, that is why it may be best to run this past an attorney.
C
Suggestions:
What you describe could be against local fire regulations.
Have a chat (non emergency number) with someone in the local fire department.
Do not go in saying my wife is in a cult and now has my kid in that same
yoga cult taking classes!
Instead, keep your cool and describe the situation in the just plain facts format which is exactly how fire officials, social workers write out reports.
who/persons involved (your child, your wife, its leader/teacher), what (how long the class, doors locked during class) when(days, time of day) where, (name of class, location, type of building).
Difficult to do this but it is the nuts and bolts information that these people need in order to size up a situation.
If concerned about how long the classes are in relation to your daughter's age, talk to her doctor and, perhaps a social worker. Use the same nuts and bolts format, because that is same format medical and social service officials
use when filling out their reports.
The best thing if you have any doubt, is talk to a legal advisor. Look for a legal clinic in your area if you cannot afford the feeds. Many attorneys give a first interview for free. Use the same nuts and bolts format.
I am no expert, that is why it may be best to run this past an attorney.
C
