is parent liable for runnaway child,when called in as runnaway in wa. state?
86625
Becca's bill does not really deal with runaways, but with truancies, so if the child missed no school while being a runaway, the parent would not face any penalties. Also, the law says, "It shall be a defense for a parent charged with violating RCW 28A.225.010 to show that he or she exercised reasonable diligence in attempting to cause a child in his or her custody to attend school." If you cannot find the child, and they did not become run aways in part because you acted negligently, you would have a reasonable defense against any charges.
64523
The child's father is obligated, I recently got back into touch with my older son and his mother has told me she has not recieved any money, thouu I have been paying through the nose, can't get any kind of license(hunting, fishing, business, et c.), I cannot get a passport and have been screwed constantly. If you have been on state assistance, he is paying that. If not, you need to report to DSHS and let them know you are not getting help. Also whoever adopts your son gets total responsibilty! Will be responsible for thee child financially for the rest of his natural life, think hard about this. Further more, quit yer bitchin'! I have never once heard of a man say he's not getting child support. You panty droppers wanted equality, fcuken take it! You created that child, you chose the man, you either take the responsibilty or give him to his father, you CANNOT have it both ways!
964433
Please see reference below.\nIf there is no other access to a road, I would say the person will be able to claim right of way by necessity.\nConsulting with a lawyer is a good idea.\nGood luck.
204318
Of course you can have them arrested. The key word is that your child had them come over. You are the one paying the mortgage and you are the primary name as owner of the home. Your child is only a minor and must have parental consent on who can enter your property and every other aspect in his or her life.
772259
If the kid was the child of a homeowner, then yes.  Why?  The parents signed the CC&Rs when the bought property in the gated community.\n\nHomeowners in gated communities agree to abide by various rules, including speed their cars can attain.\n\nIf the parents agreed to those CC&Rs and their child was violating the rules, the fine is justified.\n\n\nIt is also justified if the parent's take the kid's drivers license and make him work off the fine!
131488
Check with local probate court if there is such a legality.  If child is a very responsible person, might be okay, unless that child is babysitting babies.  You know your child better than anyone.  How long would parents be out?  Most children that age are too immature to be left alone.
555217
It sounds like you may have a case, although of course ALL the details need to be reviewed. You should consult an attorney, I think it may cost you but it may be worth it if it was the hospital's fault. \n\nFind a lawyer and talk to them, I hope your daughter is ok. Good luck.
303853
I am sorry for you and she is only 3 BUT,  she is in your care and charge and you are required to take care of her and protect her but that does not bean you do not have to pay for any damage she does.    If you let her run free the you must pay for damages.
85862
No. The childs father is responsible. But first how old is the child and the father. Its possible that the father's parents may have to pay for a while. Its also possable that the father may be put in jail. Depends on the age. A LITTLE MORE information would really be helpful.
918286
Are you in England or the USA? It alters your question signifcantly. If you are in the USA a public school is state run, what the British call state schools. In the UK, an example of a public school is Eton. Also, your rights as a parent depend on whether or not you have parental responsibility. In the UK you will have this if you were married to the mother at the time of the birth (presumably if your child is already at school he/she was born too long ago to be covered by the new legislation re this). Your financial contribution does not affect your parental rights, whether or not you have parental responsibility does. However if you have been accepted to be responsible for this child (ie you are paying maintenance) then you do have a right to have your opinion heard. Ultimately any dispute would be settled in favour of the best interests of the child.\nWith regard to fees, if you cannot afford to contribute to them and the childs mother can, you will have no liability for them. It is however my understanding that if you can afford to contribute you may become liable to do so if your maintenance is reassessed (on request). As above, your ability to contribute financially will not affect any parental rights (positively or negatively).
875963
OK mom.  First of all don't make excuses for your son and let him suffer the consequences of his actions.  Second, each State had it's own laws and each of those laws has certain criteria that must be met in order to charge a person with that crime.  In Alabama there must be intent to commit another crime within that building in order for it to be a burglary (breaking and entering).  If that intent can't be proven then the appropriate charge would be some degree of criminal tresspass.    And by the way, the lack of a posting of a sign does not give anyone carte blanche to enter a building.  Hope it works out for you but most of all I hope he learns from his mistake.
1092013
Having been charged and convicted are two different things. If I knew for sure that someone had been convicted I would delve in to the matter a lot more. At one time, I would have said mind your own business, but in view of all the horrible things that have happened to children, I would have to bring it to social services. Please do not proceed unless you really have something solid and well founded. This little girl has obviously been traumatized a lot being taken away from her parents. Depending on the charge, some people can change. Did you read about this person in the newspaper or did someone gossip about this situation? Which ever way you go, let your conscience be your guide.
364950
I doubt the state could be sued for negligence.  We live in a country that you are innocent till proven guilty.  For the innocent that are charged this is good.  For the innocent no charged the guilty that are free to walk this sucks.
142922
I think it's technically a federal offense because you're tampering with the postal service.  I'd stick it on a door if anything.  I think the better thing to do is confront the neighbor yourself rather than allowing your daughter to write the letter.  If she's already done it, you should go over to the neighbor and discuss it like adults.  Perhaps your daughter shouldn't have shoveled snow wherever, but you've raised your children a certain way and would appreciate it if they didn't use cusswords around her/towards her.  If the neighbor can't be reasoned with, just ignore them from now on.
279962
Vehicular homicide can be proven if she intended to kill him otherwise it is considered an accidental killing which is a manslaughter offense. Either way, she can be tried for this death. The parents of the kid can sue for wrongful death also.
198163
no! but to be on the safe side call your local courthouse\nto find out
997753
Yes, you need to take this deadbeat to court.  I don't know where you live, so it I can't give you any specific advice, but every city has people (usually in the family assistance office) that can help you with the paperwork.\n\nYou may not want to see this guy again, but your child--HIS child--needs financial support, and you should get it for your daughter.