In a junior. Detention center. His father and I live in TN how do I get him back in tn
answered on Jul 19, 2019
He might have to finish his case in Alabama and then handle his TN case.
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answered on Jul 16, 2019
Apparently there is no Parole Eligibility Date. Read the Judgment of Conviction to make sure. So 15 years has to be served. But I would have thought he might get 15% off for good behavior with that conviction. I may be mistaken but the Judgment must be examined.
I was the one who spoke to the cops and dealt with it with them. Our sister can’t take off work as easily as I can. Since he lives with me, does she have to be at court too?
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answered on Jun 12, 2019
If there is a Case at Juvenile Court, then the Guardian must appear with her Ward. But if the Case has already been transferred to Criminal Court, then the Defendant and his attorney must appear. Possibly your assistance is needed, but not necessary. Be very careful what you say if anything,... View More 
Who would have to give consent to search the phone? The parents who bought it or the child who uses it?
answered on Jun 6, 2019
There may be a reasonable expectation of privacy for a juvenile using a cell phone. I do not think there are enough facts here for me to fully answer this question. For example, where does this question arise? At school, home, police involvement? Each of those situations may have different law that... View More
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answered on Apr 25, 2019
If the actual Victim testifies in Court then that would be extremely damning Evidence. Irrespective of any other Evidence of the State, that might be enough to convince a Jury. Defendant may wish to see if the Victim is taking any drugs or if an Alibi is available.
Children are with father, this has went on a year. She didnt know to court, father has proof of her being high and passing out at supervised visits when she got them. Stepmom wants to adopt
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answered on Apr 1, 2019
Terminating a Parent's Rights is always difficult. The Couple can file a Petition for Adoption which must be served on the Mother as it is attempting to terminate her rights. The Couple must also be fit and proper Parents as they will be scrutinized also by various Parties, Agencies, etc.... View More
answered on Feb 16, 2019
It is an A misdemeanor punishable up to 11 months and 29 days and a fine of $2500. You should consult with a local criminal attorney immediately.
Breaking in to some storage units
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answered on Jan 11, 2019
Hire a competent attorney immediately to prepare for Court. You did not specify if it was Juvenile or General Sessions, but even Juvenile Dispositions appear on Records nowadays. He does not need a conviction as it will ruin his life from now on. At worse he needs Diversion, Dismissal and... View More
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
They dont have a stove in their trailer that they live in. And they have about 7-10 cats most of which are not fixed and all the pets have fleas and my sister is not treating them. They also have three dogs. The living situation is not good at all. My niece cannot drive yet due to the fact that my... View More
answered on Dec 29, 2018
Unfortunately no but you can make an anonymous tip to DCS if you are very worried for her.
answered on Dec 29, 2018
You can be housed in juvenile detention for this if the Judge decides it’s appropriate.
My son was beat up on our street by a school mate once they got off the bus. He didn't require Emergency Room care but came home bloody and scraped up. My son is 11 and his school mate is either 11 or 12. Can I press charges? This same child has thrown rocks at my son in the past and... View More
Thank you for your time!
answered on Dec 9, 2018
That is not good. I would suggest hiring an attorney for her immediately so it does not affect her future.
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answered on Nov 12, 2018
Several possible charges: Aggravated Sexual Battery; Assault; Attempted Rape; and others.. I recommend not having any contact with her or her friends.
he is scared that because he just turned 18 that he will get in trouble. Both of our parents consent to us dating.He is concerned that because we have had sex in the past he will go to jail. Can we get in trouble if there is 2 years between our birthdays,our parents know, I’m not mentally... View More
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answered on Nov 1, 2018
Yes he can be prosecuted. Somebody will get jealous or mad, and will then turn him in. You will be pressured by the authorities.
and I have been going through this nightmare as a single mom for years.
I have files numerous unrulies filed. What i am trying to do is get them emancipated. I almost got evites because of their behavior i jist cannot do this anymore.
Its like living under a roof being ran over,... View More
answered on Oct 5, 2018
You have to file a written request ( a "petition") with the local court clerk asking for this to be done. The other parent will have to also join in or at least be notified and receive a copy of the petition ( that is called "service of process"). Your question does not specify... View More
Could he use a title 40 and also what could he be facing as far as time goes
answered on Jun 27, 2018
If he is facing three felonies, you should consult with a local criminal defense attorney. You don't just get off from those things.
answered on Jun 26, 2018
You could be charged in juvenile court as "unruly"- the ultimate disposition will be up to the local juvenile court judge and depending on your prior record, it could be anything between some form of probation or supervision ( almost nothing) and at the other extreme, juvenile detention (... View More
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