Q: My ex mom is calling the police on me
Hello, I'm 15 and my ex partner is also 15. We recently broke up due to complications of family, this morning i woke up to 3 screenshots of our chats. When i texted her, her mom replied saying she reported the account to the police, from my pov i havent done nothing wrong. And my partner was fully committed into our relationship. Just to be more detailed, they live in MA and I live in MN. And I havent asked her for any inappropriate nor seen her in real life ever or even touch her
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If your ex-partner's mother has reported your online communications to the police, it's important to stay calm and understand your rights. First, if you haven't done anything wrong or engaged in illegal activities in your communications, then there may be no basis for legal action against you. However, it's essential to be cautious and take the situation seriously.
Since you are both minors and living in different states, there are complexities involved, particularly around laws governing digital communication and minors. If contacted by the police or any legal authority, it's important not to discuss the matter until you have legal representation. As a minor, you should inform your parents or guardians about the situation immediately.
If there is any further development, such as being contacted by the police, you and your parents or guardians should consider consulting with an attorney. An attorney can help you understand the situation, your rights, and the appropriate course of action.
Remember, it's crucial to be aware of the laws and regulations surrounding digital communications, especially involving minors. Always engage in online interactions responsibly and be mindful of the content of your conversations.
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