You really need to hire a lawyer in this kind of thing. SHe probably has filed a petition for custody of the children in the Juvenile Court. You need a lawyer to help you. Hire one.

Unless you are emancipated (that is, 18-years old and completely self supporting) you are still a minor and subject to the control of your custodial parent. However, at 18 years of age, the juvenile system is limited in what it can or will do in terms of dependency or granting a petition concerning... View More

Who has custody of her? You?

Yes you are responsible for him! He is a minor and not an adult. He is not on your lease as a renter (he can't be, he is a minor). You need to talk to a lawyer in your county about a CHINS petition or something similar.

I am not familiar with juvenile law or probation rules, but I have a couple of thoughts. First, Alabama does not consider someone an adult until age 19 (so you may be limited doing something without parents permission unless you pursue emancipation). Second, you may just want to ask your probation... View More

Strictly speaking, probation has nothing to do with emancipation.

THe age of majority is 19, not 18. .I assume your mother has custody of you now. Your step father has nothing to do with your custody or where you live. You are not a subject of the divorce of the two of them.

You can't be emancipated until you are 18 years old. Period.

WHo has custody of him? If you do, you can't.

It is not smart, but it is not criminal. (By date you mean, can the 21 year old have sex with the minor and not be exposed to criminal prosecution)

No. She is a minor and so are you. You can't get married without your parents consent and she can't get married at all. If you are having sex with her and she is under 16 and if you are more than 24 months older than she is you can be exposed to criminal prosecution for having sex with... View More

A 16 year old is still a minor, just because she has a baby does not mean that she is emancipated. If she is a child who is in need of supervision -- that is if her parents can't seem to handle her -- the law allows the parents to call on the State of Alabama (DHR) to assist in what's... View More

You are in the custody of the Alabama Department of Human Resources. As a 16-year old you have to have the permission of your parent or guardian to marry.

You are probably asking what it takes to get custody of a child in Juvenile court if you are a person other than a parent. The law says that the person seeking custody must prove that each natural parent is unfit to have custody of the child by clear and convincing evidence. There is a strong... View More

You are a legal adult (18 or over) . You can legally enter into ANY contract (including a lease). Whether or not your LANDLORD will accept a promise from someone with no credit history without also requiring someone else to sign as a 'guarantor' is another question.

So yes, you... View More

Yes but you won't see any money. You can file a case with the police.

Yes, minors can own title to real property in Alabama.

If a Trustee serving under a trust agreement becomes incapable of serving in his or her role, a beneficiary can petition a court to remove that Trustee and replace them with a successor Trustee pursuant to the terms of the document. If the document has no provisions for a successor or if, for... View More

Don't see how they could have done that. Now they may have gotten your "message" from another person--the other person is free to print off anything you email or text them, give it or forward it to whoever they wish. Did they say they have all of your texts to anyone? I doubt it.... View More

You are correct about the age of majority. Are you self supporting? If you are, you may apply to the Court for relief from nonage. That is, you ask the court to go ahead and decide that you are an adult. You have to be self supporting to do this. Your mother has custody of you, and can attempt to... View More