Normally when both parents are arrested and charged child protective services steps in and finds a placement for the child if the parents have not already appointed a guardian for the child. If the parents are not in jail but are out and around, they need to take care of this step so the state doesn't do it for them. They should pick a responsible relative, be sure the relative will keep the child(ren) while they are in jail or incarcerated (in case it happens) and both parents should do a temporary custody form (on the same paper of course) have it notarized, have notarized copies made, and give a copy to the relative involved. They can use a non-relative but protective services is less likely to get involved if it is family. Make sure the form is signed in front of a notary.
The preferred guardian should file a petition in the local probate court for appointment as temporary guardian. The appointment is not legal until the guardian has been appointed by the court. The consent of the parents will make the appointment process go more smoothly.
Yes, they can. I can't tell you what could happen to them, because I'm not sure, but I do know that the parents can get in trouble. I mean, they probably won't get arrested, but the case might have to go to court or something.
Depends on the state and country, but in the eyes of the United State government, anyone below the age of 18. Some states within the U.S. however, consider minors age 17 or 16 and below.
it will depend on if they have him on house curfew on dusk till dawn if he is then he will be charged with a fellony and will lose the diversion which will happen no matter what but if not then hell be charged as a runaway
There is no law in the state of Maine, That will have you arrested for harboring a runaway.
Your parents will be in prison. It is a crime to not go to school so that's why the parents go to prison.
It depends somewhat on where you live and what the laws are there. But the short answer is: generally speaking, yes, the police can do something about it. Depending on the exact circumstances and location, one (or more) of several things could happen: * The child could be arrested as a runaway * The family member could be arrested and charged with the crime of harboring a runaway * The family member could be arrested and charged with child abduction * The family member could be arrested and charged with kidnapping
be arrested be arrested
You should go and see an attorney to get this sorted out.
You will be charged or arrested by the police with at least vehicular manslaughter in the United States of America or in Europe.------When you're charged, you're concurrently arrested... there is no arrested or charged. Vehicular manslaughter applies only when it results in a death... for non-fatal incidents, reckless driving or reckless endangerment charges would be pressed, if the driver was found to be at fault for the incident. Then there'd be a likelihood of lawsuits. However, if the driver wasn't found to be at fault, then there would be no charges pressed against them. It's all situation dependent.
You can get arrested if you have the money. You can get arrested if you have the money.
You can be arrested and charged.
No. If you are 18, your parents will not be notified by the store or the state. However, you will probably be arrested, and your parents would therefore probably find out anyway.
Here we have to see if the parents or the guardian , were taking any part in the child's drug possession. They should not be punished for someones mistake.
You'd be arrested for receiving stolen property, but if you didn't give the cops the name of the person who stole it you'd be charged with stealing it yourself.
You could be arrested and charged with felony firearms. If convicted, you could face up to ten years for each bullet and/or weapon in your possession, and serve the sentences consecutively.
you will be arrested.
i rlly dont think they can they are underage the worst that can happen is have a talk with the cops and then be taken home and have a sit down talk with the parents