Asked in Family Law and Juvenile Law for Louisiana

Q: My son will be 17 in two montths and wants ti move out. Can I get in trouble if I let him?

He is still in school and would be moving with his biological fathers family. Which they or the father have never financially supported him before. We cant seem to get along. He wants to be treated like an adult but doeant take resposibilty for anything.

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Douglas Lee Bryan
Douglas Lee Bryan
Answered
  • Marksville, LA
  • Licensed in Louisiana

A: I don't see how you can get in trouble; however, I would suggest that you do a Voluntary Transfer of Custody. This will be required if the school board where he'll be attending is operating under a Federal desgregation order, and most school boards in LA still are. This may also afford you some protection if he causes some trouble down the road. Feel free to give me a call should you like to discuss further.

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