Runaways

No, your mother wouldn't go to jail, but it would be wise for her to phone and tell your father you are safe and with her. She had no part in you running away and ending up at her home. It's possible your father has custody of you. In this case your mother should go to court to get custody of you and all you have to do is say you would prefer living with your mother. These arrangements have to be approved by your mother, of course. It is very confusing and difficult when parents divorce or are separated and often the children of the family don't realize the legal implications of why they either have visitation rights (the children may not want to see one parent, but have to visit them) and also why a mother may not be able to take children in to live with them. Raising kids today is extremely expensive, and most men make more wages than women. For a woman to start over again in her life is difficult. This doesn't mean your mother doesn't love you. You are old enough to be able to sit down with your mom and discuss what arrangements she made with your father and go from there. You can ask her if you could live with her.

The police would pick up the 16-year-old and return her/him to the father, unless there was some allegation of abuse, in which case, you better able to prove it because those are serious charges. And the mother could possibly be charged with something along the lines of 'custodial interference' (because even though the mother is a 'parent' to this child, she does not have custody)/harboring a runaway/etc.

The African colony of runaway slaves in Brazil was called Quilombo dos Palmares. It was one of the largest and most well-known quilombos in Brazilian history, located in the northeastern state of Alagoas. Quilombo dos Palmares was a symbol of resistance against slavery and colonial oppression.

Brazil was home to the colony of runaway slaves known as Quilombo dos Palmares. It was one of the largest and most famous quilombos in Brazilian history, located in present-day Alagoas. It was a symbol of resistance against slavery and colonial oppression.

Quilombo dos Palmares was a famous colony of runaway slaves in Brazil in the 17th century. It was a community of freedom fighters who resisted Portuguese colonial rule and slavery for decades. Eventually, the colony was destroyed by Portuguese forces.

Be cautious, always vigilant for potential risks.

In most cases, if a 16-year-old runs away, the police will conduct a search and may involve social services to help locate and ensure the child's safety. Having a record of running away once may influence how law enforcement handles the situation, possibly prompting a faster response due to previous behavior. The main goal is to locate the teen and ensure their well-being.

The length of time a runaway teen would spend in jail would depend on the circumstances of their case and any potential charges they might face. Typically, they might be returned to their parents or placed in a juvenile facility rather than being sent to jail.

Alex's father is Will, who works as a chimney sweep in Kerning City.

Runways are build on flat areas of ground.

Running away at 12 is not safe or advisable. It's important to talk to a trusted adult about any concerns you have, such as a parent, teacher, or school counselor. They can help address the situation and provide support. If you're in immediate danger, contact emergency services for help.

G irls runaway for many reasons. Some are: arguments between parents, step parents, boys, drugs,depression and the ways they can get treated by people involved in their life. Some just do it for the heck of it and just want to hurt their families who might really care for them and that girl might not think of it that way. That's what I assume it should be.

Thomas Edison was in his mid-twenties when he saved a 3-year-old child from a runaway train in 1867.

Dave Pelzer did not run away as a child; he endured severe abuse at the hands of his mother and was eventually removed from his home by social services. His story was documented in his book "A Child Called 'It'."

Yes, if you kill/divorce your wife while your child is present or residing in the same home he will return to the orphanage.

1. Don't panic

2. Call the police

3. Make flyers-it should include the most recent picture of the child; a phone number so if someone finds/ sees your child they can call you to notify you; and a reward if you are offering one

4. Tell your neighbors and friends and family as well

5. When you find your child DO NOT yell at them asking " WHY DID YOU RUN AWaY?!?!?! YOU ARE IN BIG TROUBLE!!!!" welcome them backhome gently and sweetly

I hope you find you're child

If a runaway is found in your home, it is important to prioritize their safety and well-being. You should contact the authorities to report the situation and allow them to handle the situation appropriately. It is recommended to provide any necessary support or assistance to the runaway while ensuring that their needs are met.

You can runaway by not telling you parents where your going and also tell them that your going to a friends house but then you pack all the clothes you think that you would need and food and then you would run. My Parents haven't even found me and it's been three years and they don't even know that i live next door to them.

The legal age for a child to leave home is 18 years old. At 18 a person is considered an adult. They can enlist, sign contracts, get married, buy a car, rent an apartment and all other things need to live.

There is no time frame. They are a minor and can be reported immediately upon noting that they are missing. Sooner is better when it comes to finding them.

Not. As long as the runaway hasn't committed anything criminal, and the parents aren't pressing any charges.

basicaly she thinks shes grown so let her run away so she can really see how it is to be grown!! trust me eventuallu she'll be back home to mama!! that's where all kids return!!

That would considered either kidnap or runaway I do believe.

I suppose you can do. If your parents deny you to, then you can apply for emancipation.

Remember that your parents (if they do not want you to move) are concerned about you.

It is not as easy as one might think to move out that early on, although with the right kind of support from a boyfriend or your family this could be a correct next step.

Regards.

No, unless they don't talk to their parents. If they talk to their parents then they are not a runaway.

Ummm, this is not ethical....IF and ONLY IF the child has been emanicpated