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Who can drop charges of child abduction?
Only the government can.
What charges did Michael Jackson have?
Michael Jackson was charged with conspiracy, child abduction, extortion, false imprisonment, and child molestation. However, he was aquitted on all charges.
Is it legal for a parent to issue a missing persons report if he knows that the child is with the other parent?
No, but parents do it anyway, as well as claim abduction.
Can a child drop battery charges filed against a parent?
Not an underage child.
Is it abduction if wife and child leave husband?
It is if you never see your child because you are the rightful parent and deserve to see your child and this can be resolved by taking the person to court.
Can charges be pressed if a parent gives their 17 year old child consent to move and then the parent changes their mind?
No
Can a parent press charges for contributing to to the delinquency of a minor in Ohio?
A parent can press charges for contributing to the delinquency of a minor in Ohio. Criminal charges can be filed for the crime, and civil charges can be done for any injuries that may have occurred to the minor child.
When was Child Abduction Is Not Funny created?
Child Abduction Is Not Funny was created on 2002-07-24.
Does the non custodial parent have rights to file charges pertaining the child?
Certainly. Any person may file charges about anyone.
If a divorce is in progress can a parent take a child out of state for weekend?
Yes, but this would not prevent the other parent from claiming parental abduction in order to manipulate the system. But, this usually only works for mothers.
How do you kidnap a child if you are the mother of that child?
Assuming the querist means that she wishes to take custody of her child without using proper legal procedure, it would most assuredly not be advisable to do so. The term for a non custodial parent taking a child without permisison of that child's custodial parent or legal guardian is 'parental abduction'. Regardless of the nomenclalture, it is a criminal offense and the perpetrator could face numerous and serious charges. If there is a question about custodial rights a parent should discuss the issue with a qualified attorney and should never "take matters into their own hands". The obvious exception would be if the child is in a situation of neglect and/or abuse and/or endangerment, then the parent or interested party should seek assistance from the jurisdictional authorities.
I know a person who is planning on violating her joint custody agreement and not returning the child to it's father ever. Is what she's planning considered child abduction?
This may not be technically considered as "abduction," but it is certainly a violation of the Court's order which may subject her to contempt of court charges and likely another trip to mediation and court.
