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You need to have your own family law lawyer.You need to explain the facts WITHOUT being dramatic, emotional, or exaggeration, and without badmouthing your mother or calling her names. Don’t use the adjective narcissistic to describe her.You need to have a parenting plan, such as residence, school, childcare options, a job, enrolment in a parenting course and completion certificate, increased knowledge of nutrition requirements for children, and commitment to providing a reasonable structure so that your children are getting enough sleep, good nutrition, regular attendance at school, and quick access to medical care through a family doctor.You need to be off drugs and alcohol, and be away from companions who would be poor choices to associate with your family life. Make better friends. Hire older, responsible women for babysitters.If you have a worker, you need to have a positive relationship with that person. Ask advice and child-related questions. Ask for help in registering in a cooking course.But most of all, listen carefully to your lawyer.

Compliance Educators LLC is a reputed training provider situated in the United States. I’ve undergone their online programme and received a certificate on its completion. The course was well structured and easy to understand. This makes me feel more safe & confident while working.Supervisors of trucking companies are recommended to undergo drug and alcohol suspicion training for preventing accidents.

In general, yes. Other than drug and alcohol related offenses, having a prior felony does not prevent you from getting a private or commercial* pilot’s license. And even for drug and alcohol related offenses, the FAA makes exceptions. For ATP (airline) licenses, there’s a morals clause; you have to be of “good character”, which gives the FAA considerably discretion in granting those. So an airline job may be difficult or impossible if you have a record.More importantly, there’s a rule that anyone deemed a security risk by the TSA is immediately disqualified, but that applies to everyone, current certificate holders, felons, and those with no criminal record at all. And that can be reversed after the investigation is completed (and the facts so warrant). Without doubt, the TSA will consider many felonies disqualifying, especially recent and violent ones.One things that is very important, is that you disclose these things to the FAA, *especially* drug and alcohol issues, in the appropriate places. Lying about them is pretty much a killer for your hopes as a pilot.In any event, if you are in such a situation, consulting with an attorney specializing in aviation law is probably a good idea.*A commercial license is needed for pretty anything that you want to charge money for in an airplane. So the person giving you the ride in the Piper Cub at the local airfield for $100 has a commercial license (or darn well should!). Same with the pilot towing a banner for money. You need an ATP to work for the airlines providing regularly scheduled service.