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Your current state is Ohio
I am an 18 year old civilian without a law license.
answered on Feb 17, 2019
Theoretically, the law allows for this. Read RSA 311:1: http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/rsa/html/XXX/311/311-1.htm
HOWEVER, I would never recommend this to either the potential litigant or the person thinking about representation this way. It is very likely to end badly for all involved.... View More 
His mom is beating him and I want some type of rights to take care of my son
answered on Feb 8, 2019
A father can seek custody if the mother is beating the child. Just hire a custody lawyer.
answered on Feb 7, 2019
You need to hire a family practitioner to represent you in the dependency case and if unsuccessful, then file suit against them in circuit court.
that represented me in juvenile court. He suggested and is confident we can successfully unseal my record, file a motion to reduce all felonies to misdemeanors, file a secondary motion to have the case dismissed by a judge, and re-seal the record. By doing so, will that make me eligible for... View More
answered on Feb 4, 2019
CA Penal Code 17b relates to reductions of crimes for juveniles, depending on the circumstances. See: https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_displaySection.xhtml?lawCode=PEN§ionNum=17.
As for information in a background check, typically such checks uncover all arrests that... View More
My 13yr old is being bullied by 7 other juvenile's and a 17yr old highschool juvenile! Not only at school in the State of Indiana but online social networks! This is not a case with mutual combat,my daughter doesn't have any social networks except "musical"so I just need help on... View More
answered on Feb 24, 2019
You can file a petition for a protective order. Go to the County Clerk's office and fill out the paperwork.
she wants to move in with the baby's 19 yr old dad and his mom. her parents are restricting his and his mom's access to the baby and limiting her ability to work etc.
answered on Jan 31, 2019
She can't. Ohio does not allow that. See this link:
https://www.ohiobar.org/public-resources/commonly-asked-law-questions-results/circumstances-say-whether-minors-are-emancipated/
Divored in Florida. My daughter and I moved back to NJ . Her Child support ends at 18 and it doesn’t mention helping pay for collage . Florida law says they don’t have to help wirh collage But Jersey law says they do . How do I get it changed so he is required to help with collage
answered on Jan 29, 2019
two states have different child support laws. as for child support i presume the following : your child's support started in new jersey and then when you moved to Florida then you end child support in new jersey and started child support in Florida. then when you come back to new jersey again... View More
He challanged me to a fight, and to avoid more problems it seems like the best solution. What could happen here. Not fighting is kind of out of the option at this point.
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answered on Jan 24, 2019
Do not fight him.
The parents of the girl do not want to press charges. The 16 year old boy says she was with multiple friends of his at time of conception. 16 year old says he was with her almost a month after conception
answered on Jan 24, 2019
Yes. You can be charged with and arrested for statutory rape. Since you are 16 years old, you will automatically be charged as an adult.
A Va state trooper pulled him over for a broken tail light, then found out he was not old enought to even have a learners permit. He wrote him 4 tickets...driving without license, broken tail light, loud exhaust and no seatbelt.
How will this effect him getting his learners permit? Since... View More
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answered on Jan 23, 2019
His case will be in the juvenile and domestic relations court in the jurisdiction where he committed the offenses. The main one to be concerned with is the driving without a license because that's a misdemeanor. Many judges would continue the case to let him get his permit and consider... View More
My 16y/o wants to reside with me but his aunt whom has permanent guardianship refuses. Do I have a chance in gaining custody. I am remarried, nice home, good job, and safe environment.
answered on Jan 22, 2019
You def have an argument. I would hire a lawyer and pursue this case.
answered on Jan 22, 2019
The 15 year old child (or the parents thereof) can report the matter to the police as assault (i.e., threat of battery), and the parents can file a complaint against the school. The parents of the 17 year old might also be sued for civil assault for the torts of their minor child. More details are... View More
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answered on Jan 19, 2019
No, you are not emancipated. You could have significant legal problems if you try to do so, as could the 18 year old.
answered on Jan 21, 2019
The friend is a minor and must follow the directions of her parents. If there are problems at home, she should talk to a teacher, school counselor, or other trusted adult.
She calls her names locks her out she has not been to a dentist or doctor in forever she is with my dad but he want stand up shes got him locked down as she is 30 and he is almost 60 and they keep having babies amd my sister is made to watch them all the time. She doesnt even have a room in their... View More
answered on Jan 18, 2019
Unfortunately, your sister is a minor and her father will be able to control where and with whom she lives.
Has been suspended for 10 days possible expulsion because they said he wrote the note for a bomb threat but then they found out who really done it he told his side and they are charging him with the other two all Bc he knew and didn’t tell
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answered on Jan 21, 2019
Retain counsel as soon as possible. Contact a South Carolina criminal defense lawyer immediately to discuss this matter further.
I have a stable job and my ged
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answered on Jan 16, 2019
You can't.
-JDC in Ramsey County, MN
- its been 4 days so far
- this isnt his first offense
-He was on probation
How long is it going to be? (Meaning, when will I see him again? Will I be able to talk to him soon?)
answered on Jan 13, 2019
No one could answer that question with the given information. People held for probation violations tend to be locked up longer, than those who only are facing a new charge. Contact the jail to see if they allow visiting hours for juveniles. If he was charged with a felony at age 16 or older, his... View More
Combination lock can parents press charges against 17 girl or go to jail
answered on Jan 13, 2019
This is a matter with the police and school officials who should make a decision decide whether any charges or school discipline is warranted in this situation
answered on Jan 11, 2019
your question can't be answered without a thorough and complete review of all circumstances, which is beyond the scope of this question and answer format. Consult an experienced family law attorney for advice on your specific situation.
However, strictly speaking - a juvenile petition... View More
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