She would first need to file for emancipation. If she is fully supporting herself and has a place to live, the court might grant emancipation. If not, she is legally required to obey her parents until she is 18.

You shouldn't tell the judge anything. You should have an attorney do the talking. You need to hire an attorney as soon as possible or ask that one be appointed to represent you.

More details about the specifics of the event are required, but if you are asking if criminal prosecution is possible, see Texas Penal Code Section 42.07 for the definition of Harassment.

Will the mother grant you Temporary Guardianship or a Temporary Power of Attorney? That would be the easiest and least expensive bridge to the boy's 18th birthday. If not, file a Court Initiated Guardianship Information Letter (You can download one from the Travis County Probate Court... View More

It doesn't ever happen. Parents fake drug screens regularly in DCS cases. It will not help their case in juvenile court, but I have never seen them be charged with a crime.

Yes.

You don't pose a question to be answered. Search and seizure law is pretty broad and fact specific. You can retry to post here but remember this an open forum and facts stated here can be used against you. Or you can consult local counsel and see if they can assist.

If your girlfriend is pregnant with your child, you are guilty of statutory rape. Asking her parent to let her live with you may well be asking too much.

You cannot represent your child in a legal proceeding before a Court unless you are a licensed attorney. If this is a school situation and proceeding, however, you would have to research the rules and regulations of that school district to see what a parent can and cannot do in such proceeding.... View More

No but sexting is a felony.

I admire you for your drive and ambition. I would tell them flat-out that you want to stay and school and finish. Make a deal with them that you can stay in school as long as you continue to make good grades and stay out of trouble. Good luck!

Depends on what you say and how you say it as it could under certain circumstances be a crime.

Can he do it? Probably, though it seems odd to do so after 7 months unless something happened more recently. If you don't have a lawyer yet, it's time to get one as soon as possible.

Ohio does not permit emancipation in that circumstance. Here is more information:

https://www.ohiobar.org/forpublic/resources/lawyoucanuse/pages/lawyoucanuse-255.aspx

You should consult with a competent immigration attorney who can evaluate your juvenile court records to make sure that they do not raise any problems. Without seeing the documents in question, it is impossible to say whether or not they will pose a problem for you.

Ohio does not typically allow emancipation. Here is more information:

https://www.ohiobar.org/forpublic/resources/lawyoucanuse/pages/lawyoucanuse-255.aspx

You should immediately contact an attorney to discuss your options. An interpleader action or motion for temporary custody may be able to be filed for placement in your home.

You cannot file criminal charges against her that is the responsibility of the prosecuting attorney. However, you can call the police to make a report if that has not already happened. The police should sent the report to the prosecutor to review for battery charges. It is entirely the... View More

You should again read your Sentence and Probation papers. You probably will be discharged then. You also should talk to your probation officer to discuss this. Good luck to you. Stay out of trouble.