Can you get a restraining order on a married minor?

Answer 1

That depends on the state you live in, but almost always the answer is yes if you have a good reason (abuse, harrassment, etc.) Go to the website of your state's courts (e.g. FLcourts.org for Florida) They usually have all the forms you need and phone numbers in case you have questions.

Answer 2

(in the US) No. The order must be requested by a parent/guardian of the minor. But of course if the suit is against the legal guardian, another adult advocate would have to assist the child. The court will usually follow a route that is in the best interests of the child.

Answer 3

Yes. If you are underage and need protection you can call up child protective services in your area there are many protections the authorities can give you. Don't ask us, but go directly to the police if you are truly in danger.

Answer 4

I'm sorry, but it is not possible. They have total control over you until your 18 years old. BUT, if something like abuse or sexual contact is taking place, then you may be either placed under foster care, or be sent to live with the next guardian (if your parents say it in their will).

Answer 5

Yes, because even children can be old enough to understand that what they may be doing is wrong and must be stopped. It all depends on the age of the child and his/her ability to understand the nature of a restraining order and that civil and criminal consequences may flow from disobeying the restraints imposed. No purpose would be served by restraining by court order a five year old child who doesn't understand what he/she is doing . On the other hand there would be a purpose served by restraining a seventeen year old child from constantly causing injury to people and property.

Answer 6

Yes, but you probably need a parent or guardian with you.

Answer 7

No. Their parents may be able to get a restraining order on the minor's behalf.

Answer 8

if they touched in the no-no or vajj

Answer 9

Yes.