Your current state is Virginia
I’m 17 my boyfriend is also 17, we turn 18 pretty soon. His probation officer told him were not to have any contact but never filed a no contact order or anything of the sort. Would I be able to see him after we turn 18?
Wait until he is off probation. It has more to do with his probation than age. Even when he turns 18 if there is a probation order in effect he can get in trouble.
The answer is no it is not okay. If this continues, you can go to the Department of Social Services and file for PINS Diversion.
I have been trying to get custody of my 2 year old niece since July 2019, I have done everything as far as background check, home inspection, drug test and weekly visits. Even though I am her paternal aunt the judge will not grant the motion for her to be moved out of foster care and placed into my... Read more »
It sounds like you need to consult with and/or hire a lawyer where you live who specializes in this area of the law.
yes
Depends on the statute of limitations and how much time has passed
It depends upon the context. Is it a criminal investigation or testimony (or witness interview) in a criminal case?
If it's criminal, yes. A cop can question a minor as part of a criminal investigation.
If it's civil, it depends on many things and we'd need to know if it's... Read more »
You can drop out, but if you don't complete your education, then you will be unable to earn a decent living and even with government assistance, will likely live in poverty with your son. Talk to a family member, school counselor, teacher, or other trusted adult about your situation.
The felony charges was only theft over $1,000-$10,000
And the Juvenile is an American Indian
Claimed His tribe and is a sovereign body.
How could the court system go against the laws and the rules of the courts.
And the Juveniles deliquency background is clean.
Apparently the Defendant underestimated the seriousness of the Charges against him. He should have hired a competent attorney. When he is in Rutherford County, Tennessee, subject matter jurisdiction exists to prosecute him under the Laws of Tennessee. Even illegal aliens are subject to our... Read more »
In Georgia, a minor may be questioned by law enforcement or a representative of DFCS without prior notification to a parent.
My 15 year old cousins mom filed a runaway report on September 26. We the family yet have to believe she had to do something with his disappearance but police wont do anything because she filed the report as a runaway..
There is no set number of days. Whether law enforcement considers a person missing will depend on the specific facts of each case.
I still live with them but are currently making arrangements to move out i just want to go out with friends and they attempt to keep me inside
No, but they can kick you out by evicting you. So you should have some alternative place to live if they do. They could also terminate your health insurance, car insurance, and any other support they provide. Once a person is 18, they are considered an adult, can make their own decisions, and... Read more »
If he gets in trouble what happens to me? Am I legally responsible for him now and if so is he suppose to be in my custody? They just had me sign him out and never explained anything to me
You are responsible for your actions. As long as you are not part of a plan to commit a crime, and avoid committing a crime with another, there is little more you can do to avoid trouble.
Phone away her boyfriends grandmother bought my daughter a prepaid phone without my approval legally can I take the phone away what is the law on cell phones and minors
Unintelligible means 'impossible to understand. I did not mean for you to think you are unintelligent. As to the phone, yes, you as the parent can control what property your child possesses. So you may take the phone from the child. However, you should return it to the grandmother.
I am sorry, this is not a patent law question. Perhaps you thought the category was paRents instead of paTents.
Good luck in resolving your situation.
Kevin E Flynn
I am a 15 yo and I got a felony for bringing a thc cart to school and they said i have to go to court but they didnt give me no paper work about my court . I have no idea when is my court date and i dont not wanna mess my record up even more.
Who would "they" be when you state: "they said i have to go to court". Have your parents talk with "them"; calling an attorney would help. Good luck.
Exit interview for making the team or being cut, no parent was present, it was in a closed office in which he spoke harshly in an aggressive tone and made her cry. She wasn’t cut made the team but found out 4 months later he had recorded her... not sure if he recorded all players for their exit... Read more »
OCGA § 16-11-62 (https://law.justia.com/codes/georgia/2010/title-16/chapter-11/article-3/part-1/16-11-62) provides:
It shall be unlawful for:
(1) Any person in a clandestine manner intentionally to overhear, transmit, or record or attempt to overhear, transmit, or record the... Read more »
I'll be 18 in December he will be 20 in May
It’s not illegal to stay the night at anyone’s house. Five year olds have sleep overs. Since I know you know this, I also know there is more to this situation. Bottom line: before you turn 18, your mom has the right to make common sense rules like not sleeping with men. After you turn 18, she... Read more »
Simple answer, yes.
The police said they would contact us with the lab results. My child has started counseling and the counselor thought he might need a lawyer.
Possession of THC is a vape cart is a felony. The State has moved away from charging possession of cannabis cases (flower form), but they are still prosecuting vapes. Your child needs a lawyer.
Also a child thats in a special needs class cause he has autism
Schools typically send home a permission slip for field trips. Have you tried speaking with the school to get the details about this and find out why no notification was given or why they didn't seek permission? I would first reach out to the school to speak to them about it and ensure them that... Read more »
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