Your current state is Virginia
answered on May 28, 2022
Take a beyond control petition at your county juvenile court.
I have dual nationality because I was born in U.S.. Although U.S. seems to allows dual nationality, Korea doesn't unless I attend military service. I don't want to keep my Korean nationality but my parents seem like they want to obligate me into it. Am I free to choose my own nationality?
My daughter and her friend shared passwords for Roblox gaming platform. My daughter took her friend's things in one of the games and traded some of them for another item. Her friend saw this and took her things back from my daughter's account and additional items of my daughter's.... Read more »
answered on May 23, 2022
You should contact a few criminal defense attorneys in your area and consult with them----- you do not mention the age of your daughter but one of the things you want to do is ask about their experience in handling matters in Juvenile Court as well as the possibility of this matter ending up in... Read more »
She recently completed juvenile probation bc of fighting the precious yr and the parents sought retaliation I made her plead to this offense that landed her on probation. However the state came to us with an offer of state probation not juvenile? I am fighting this case and would like to know how... Read more »
I've found many different answers regarding leaving at 17 without being emancipated. I want to know if my parents could take legal action against me, or those who assist me if I plan on following through. Emancipation dosen't seem to be an option at this point as they would never agree to it.
I'm 16 and its the end of my school year so I got out of class early and wasn't aware that the school zone was on for the road as I had normally gotten out an hour later, and by the time i got within distance to read a school zone sign saying the time I had already been lasered and the... Read more »
i am 15 years old and my love interest is 17. he is trying to get an emancipation but we are worried that he won't qualify because of income and school. we are looking into alternative options for an income based emancipation and we came across a marriage option. I am from North Carolina and... Read more »
Juvenile sent text message to fellow student stating to kill members at school
Father gave his daughter 1 sip of his fireball shot. Her mother called CPS on him.
One being 6-7 and a acuser being 11-12. Not intercourse but touching of private area . If this just came out in the open and the accuser is now 18 how would the now 18 year old be punished?
answered on May 19, 2022
Without more information, it's hard to determine what you are asking. You should probably reach out to an experienced criminal defense lawyer, as those types of charges can be incredibly tricky.
Long story short. My son received a civil infraction. I've made several attempts to pay it. But they can't take any payment because his name isn't in their system. The officer hasn't put the paperwork in. It's a pay within 10 days infraction. And it's been over 10... Read more »
Still violate his parole if he has already beat the charges
Not enough room to explain
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