Children and the Law

I assume you are asking if custody changes when a parent gets married to someone else?

Custody does not change because of a marriage. If there is any type of court document (divorce decree, child support agreement, etc.) that outlines a custody arrangement nothing changes because one of the parties gets married. Whatever the arrangement was before the marriage, it still stands.

You are still the child's father no matter where he or she goes. Answer 2:

I'm guessing you mean Old Mexico (IE: Out of the USA). Some states have ruled that you do not, while others ruled that you do - have to continue to pay / most were related in some way to visitation (as a note). In the case that you do, the lower cost of living involved could adjust your support payments (not to mention any threat to the child, adjusting custody). You will need to contact an attorney familiar with your states rules on support payments.

No. However, if the alleged father has signed the birth certificate, he is acknowledging that the child is his. There are steps to take in order to be taken off of the birth certificate and relieved of the obligation of child support, including a paternity test and an amendment to the birth certificate.

It is when someone doesn't treat you well enough mentally or emotionally or when you are in a relationship with someone but they don't do things to remind You they love you anymore. So emotionally you feel un loved and neglected. That is emotional neglect in love but there can also be emotional neglect towards a child where the child isn't talked to enough or isn't looked after.

Hope that helped! Quite hard to explain!!

THERE IS A POSSIBILITY YOU CAN BE EMANCIPATED BUT A SMALL ONE A THAT YOU WILL HAVE TO PROVE TO THE COURT YOU ARE MATURE AND RESPONSIBLE ENOUGH TO PAY YOUR BILLS PROVIDE FOOD FUNITURE AND ETC FOR YOURSELF AND YOU HAVE TO HAVE A REALLY GOOD REASON

If the "child" is still living in their parent's home - yes, they DO have access to his room - HOWEVER - depending upon the state, this right may not extend to the "child's" personal private property.

According to Fagrot Wilkins, the proper sentence for rebut should always contain the word "bapt". Therefore, "The boy was mad bapt, but decided to stick to his gut and join Mariah Carey and George Michaels in a oppurtunity for a duet".

P.S- Hopes this answers it

In most states there is a formula depending on the fathers pay and other dependents that he has to what a child gets. You will probably need an attorney unless you arent going to fight about the child's guardianship, visitation and amount then you can file those papers yourself with a attorney that can help. Look in your local phone book or pennysaver.

If the minor is suspected of a crime, laws are very strict about questioning them prior to having a magistrate issue warnings.

However, many parents are confused about this when it comes to questioning the children about actions of the parents, in particular abuse. Authorities, either police or CPS may interview children or even take them away from school to be interviewed for the purpose of a child abuse investigation.

Since my 15 years old daughter owns a double bed 4 years ago we been sleeping together. Before that, I had my bed and she came over to sleep with me. We don't think it was unusual as we were having so much fun together like we trickling each other and play 'farting' game (I know it's gross) but it's funny, and we also read together and occasionally cuddles. It also it's warmer as well since the house can be quite cold sometimes.

Recently she asked me whether she is too old for us to be sleeping together, I must admit that I was a little upset about that, it feels like my baby no longer need me.

Would like to know what everyone think?

Yes, parental consent or even notification is generally not required for a peace officer to question/interview a minor, whether in attendance at a school or on a public street. Neither is it a prerequisite for the officer or school officials to notify the parents before the minor is taken into custody. School officials cannot interfere nor be held liable if such an event occurs. The reasons this is allowed are numerous, it is however very important for authorities to have the legal right to take said action especially when it concerns reported child abuse or neglect.

Also, a child does have rights under the law and within the state that he abides in as a resident. You may inform your child that s/he is not answer any questions that are asked by a teacher, other parent, police officer, or school officials.

School officials can ask whatever they so choose, so can the police. However, a child, by law, can say, "I would like to have my parent present. Or, I would like to have an attorney present." At this time, by law, questioning should cease and desist.

7 years unless differd sentence or pay for lawyer to help expunge. However, there will be old documentation always out there that was created before expunge or 7 years that will be hard to shake, even after mip goes bye bye.

Old enough to pay the court costs, and filing fees necessary for anyone to change their name in the USA, at least $800.00. Why not try out a nickname or two until you can either afford the costs, or you decide that your name is not so bad, after all?

Yes, it is a misconception that minors must have the parent or legal guardian present when being interviewed by authorities. The minor has the same options that an adult has, which is to refuse to answer questions and if placed under arrest has the right to legal counsel either private or a public defender.

The guardian needs to contact the jurisdictional court as soon as possible and most definitely before the move. To leave the state under the cited circumstances without notifying and receiving permission from the court will result in a warrant being issued for the minor and the adult guardian.

Yes, if he does not have a rental agreement. He is a legal adult and the parents are no longer legally or financially responsible for his welfare. The law does, however, presume that the adult person needs to be given a reasonable amount of time (no less than 14 days) to find other lodgings and to remove his or her personal belongings. Please be advised, that personal property includes any items, (furniture, appliances, etc.) that were gifted to the person and not just those items that said person purchased themselves.

I think it sould be mostly up to the parent but it should be when the child is mature enough to handle themselves and emergency situations. They should not be left home alone for too long the first time and go over the emergency procedures with your child.You may gradually increase the time alone if it is okay with the child. DO NOT LEAVE THE CHILD ALONE IF THEY DONT WANT TO BE LEFT HOME ALONE!!!!!

After the age of majority in your state, which can be as late as age 21.

12 years -improve: you can travel between 5-12 yrs. You must have the airlines babysit the child for a fee make arrangements for said child to be picked up and other rules will apply. Depends on airline. Most flights won't watch children over 12. You also need a note from parents they will have to purchase the ticket also, or your legal guardian.

The short answer is no. The longer answer is there is little chance of being caught however, if a minor is drinking they and their parent/home owner are subject to prosection.

Yes. Call kids help phone , they have info and can give you numbers for more legal info. You have to stay in school till you're 18 or graduate high school but if you're not living at home you don't need parental consent to be in school

"custodial" ... "their" ... In general, parental rights are terminated either preparatory to an adoption, or after a trial in which it is determined that the parent is unfit. In any case, termination of parental rights does not, in itself, terminate child support.