My son is a minor and has received papers stating a violation of penal code section 288.2 stating that he had sexual encounters with another minor. What is the best defense when these are two minors?

In our custody papers for our 4 year old daughter we had it state that “neither parent will consume any alcoholic beverages while the minor child is in their physical custody.” But, I know he has been drinking when he has her so what can I do to prove this? And once it is proved, what happens? Also, he hasn’t paid child support for over a year and I know he’s been working at a local bar and getting paid cash, so how do I go about proving that too?

I have been married for 23 years seperated for 4 but not legally. My “husband” married another woman last weekend.( i was informed by my 21 year old son) We have 2 minor children as well. The other woman knows we are still married. My husband and his “wife” are not aware I know, he had my minor children lie about their activities last weekend. They do have a baby. I have been on a waiting list for assistance for a divorce for 11/2 years. What should I do legally?

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I have custody of my son the other parent has not seen him in three years hasn’t called in months, I have custody I am wanting to change is last name I have no way of getting up with his mom not a phone number or an address I read this (with the consent of the a parent who has custody of the minor and has supported the minor, without the necessity of obtaining the consent of the other parent, when the clerk of court is satisfied that the other parent has abandoned the minor) with that I would not need her permission how do I go about changing my sons name that way?

Specifically charged with:

Public Disturbance Noises; Liquor Law Violations Including Furnishing Alcholol to a Minor, Minor in Consumption of Alcohol, and Minor in Possession of Alcohol; Possession of Marijuana; Possession of Drug Paraphernalia.

Details…

I’m not a US citizen. I am 18 years olds. I was hosting a birthday party for my friend at my house and cops came. After a long circular talk outside (maybe about an hour) I finally flat out stated that I would not let them search my house. They then proceeded to arrest me and get a search warrant. With the warrant they evacuated my guests and searched my house while I was in placed in jail or a holding cell or something.

Most of the alcohol in the house was unopened/unused (they poured it all out). None of it was mine, the guests had brought all of it. The drug paraphernalia is not mine, I don’t own any. They did find a tiny amount of marijuana in my backpack inside my closet upstairs in my room. It was enough for maybe a bowl. But I’m charged with possession of marijuana for that.

I’m waiting on a court date in the mail I think. What do I do now? Do I get a lawyer and if so where from?

My goal is to resolve this myself and not have my parents find out… if that is possible at all.

Mind you the officers did not let me reenter my house after I had stepped out to initially speak with them. They did not read me my rights until way later (right before they arrested me about an hour or so later) and they did not charge me with anything, they simply arrested me after I refused to answer a question.

When my guests left most were sober and the highest blown on the breathalyzer was 0.0404. The standard limit is 0.08. Also, the cops gave me props for having a very clean party. (that might help me in court somehow).

Help please!

Recently I was involved in an accident in Georgia.

I was struck by a driver failing to yield at an intersection. Police investigation and eye witness statements confirmed the other driver was at fault which resulted in citations.

The other vehicle was being driven by a minor with only a learner permit and not a full license. His passenger, was the minor in which the vehicle was primarily used (also a learner permit, no full license). Both were returning from defensive driving school classes at the time of the accident.

The father (owner of the vehicle) of the passenger admitted the permissive use of this vehicle by the minor son. Investigation by his own insurance adjuster confirmed that this is a “permissive use” circumstance and is accepting liability for the accident and damages.

I understand from my own research into negligent entrustment and/or vicarious liability that no mention is made on whether or not the minor son’s negligent act of allowing another known unlicensed driver to operate the vehicle transfers to the father (owner) of the car in question.

I understand it as a general rule of thumb that whatever the minor does, is the responsibility of the parent to prevent in circumstances such as this.

Some clarification into circumstances that would allow this to apply would be appreciated.

i.e. : If the father knew both were leaving in the car and both unlicensed and inexperienced minors, would he need specific knowledge of the son allowing the friend to drive to be held accountable?

What if this sort of activity had occurred in the past where the son allowed others to drive his vehicle and the father was aware this was a known risk?

my husband and his ex have been divorced for 11 years, and they have two children together. it is stated in their divorce decree that she claims one child and he claims the other. when my husband and i went to file our taxes this year they got rejected stated that someone had already claimed the minor child on their tax form. please help, she shouldn’t have the right to just decide to claim both children. right? thanks in advance…