Yes. They have every right to protect their child until that child turns 18. The boyfriend has no business fooling around with a minor, he can go to jail for statitory rape. The child should end this relationship immediately.
Sure.. Restraining orders aren't s about consent, but you do need to have a reasonable case, because most often you go before a judge and present your case and the judge determines whether or not you have a good enough reason for a restraining order.
yer you can put a restraining order against any one no matter how old or who they are if u do go to court just tell the judge that u feel that they are a risk to your health mental or physial and that u are scared for your own well being
That would depend on the court. If I understand the question correctly... you are asking if you could go to court and get a restraining order against another person. That is allowed with proof that they are hindering your ability to live a normal life.
Regardless of age, you may have the right but it is unfortunately up to a very volatile court to decide.
Your parents have the right to determine who you are and are not allowed to spend time with, so if they don't want him spending time with you, but he's ignored that and is doing it anyway then yes, they get a restraining order (no matter what his age is)
It is going to depend upon the state that they are in, but in general I would say no. The age of majority in most states is considered to be 18 and they are both that age or older.
yes they can
I'm sorry but yes
Yes he can.
Why have someone who abuses you for a boyfriend ? Obviously dump him. Yes if he comes near you and abuses you, you can apply for a restraining order. Ask your parents to help you do this.
I dont think so if its the parent that wants the restaining order against the 18 year old to keep away from the 16 year old I think the 16 year old would have to agree with the terms of the restaining order.
yes
Yes.
Yes, as long as its the parent thats filing, the child wouldn't be old enough
As long as there's no sex or marriage without parent consent, Colorado has nothing on you. Unless the 16 year old's parents don't have a restraining order.
Yes, if the 16 year old is a physical or psychological threat to the 17 year old (stalking, threatening...) and if said 17 year old testifies against the 16 year old to legitimize the claims.
No, because the legal age of consent for sex is 16. If a 15 year old, for example, was having sex with a 19 year old, then you could press charges. If the 16 year old wants no contact with the 19 year old yet that older person refuses, then you can look into a restraining order.
You would have to prove that the boy was a danger or threat. It is unlikely that his age alone would be sufficient, and if you were successful in getting a restraining order, your daughter could also be legally punished if she violated it. A court isn't a replacement for parenting.
you shouldn't have a restraining order on her boyfriend unless she is 13 and under because she will probably do things behind your back but yeah that's about it.... don't be the worst dad/mom on the block...