Custody Of Dog Case Summary

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PER REPORTER: The parents share custody of Brooks. The custody agreement is unknown. In mom's home is mom, possible boyfriend of mom, cousins, and an older sister. There is no one else in the father's home. Brooks has been texting saying she is very depressed. She said she wants to harm herself and commit suicide. The father is aware. They are unsure if she is getting help. Brooks has texted and voiced this to the reporter's client many times. The client's mother (Ashley) has concerns about Brooks missing school and not being fed at times. Brooks has FaceTime the client many times in the middle of the day when she should've been at school. She called the dad from the mother's house saying they don't have food and could he order a pizza because

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