If my niece is 15 and the guy is 18, can my brother press charges on him, even though her mother says its ok?
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Posting this question on a website is very dangerous. A crime has been comitted.
The journal entry that is written controls over what the judge said/did in court.
There is no advantage to filing first. The only disadvantage is you have to pay the filing and service fee if you file first.
He has a duty to support provided the disability occurred prior to the 18th birthday.
An attorney can subpoena the tapes. Assuming this happened recently, statute of limitations won't help you here.
She is the age of consent but it's stil not a good idea.
Your probation could be revoked and you would go to jail.
If you are married, you can claim abandonment.
No, it's not a court order. Dona formal guardianship through an attorney.
Abandonment takes a year to justify. It also depends on whether your married.