Louisville, KY asked in Family Law for Kentucky

Q: My sons friend got kicked out of his house. he is 17. If i let him stay with us can i face any legal action?

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Richard J. Head
Richard J. Head
Answered
  • Louisville, KY
  • Licensed in Kentucky

A: I assume from your question you are asking if his parents could file a complaint for custodial interference. If they removed him from their home, and left him homeless, you would not be in trouble for giving him a place to stay. If, however, he ran away, and they were not in agreement, you could be charged with custodial interference if you let him stay with you.

Richard J. Head
Richard J. Head
Answered
  • Louisville, KY
  • Licensed in Kentucky

A: I assume from your question you are asking if his parents could file a complaint for custodial interference. If they removed him from their home, and left him homeless, you would not be in trouble for giving him a place to stay. If, however, he ran away, and they were not in agreement, you could be charged with custodial interference if you let him stay with you.

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