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We would need to know what state you are in to be able to answer that.

Assuming they were not a juvenile when the first offense happened, then it is on her record. However, most states have laws for multiple DUIs/DWIs/whatever they call them in that state. However since the first offense was public intoxication, it really wouldn't be a repeat offense, because the...

Please clarify if I'm wrong, but it sounds like he asked if you had smoked pot. Also it sounds like he was prompted to ask this based on what fell out of your pocket. If that's the case, then that kind of lead him to believe that the cigarillos had pot in them. That would be cause enough to...

That ma or may not hold water. It kind of depends. Remember, there could have been some kid that yanked a price sticker from another item and placed it on this one.

If they are not the one's taking ti from your check, then who is? The debt might be for the credit car company, but if the debt collector is the one physically touching your check, they are the ones to talk to or sue. You should have a contact for them. Call them and take it from there...

I would still go to the principal and demand action. You just don't throw things at the kids because they are talking.

OK, guys, let's all get back to the basics here. This one has strayed all ove the road. Nana - please tell us how old your son was at the time this happened. Also what state did this happen in. Also, Nana, I know you want to be supportive of your son, and that's fine. However, your son...

In a nutshell you would be responsible for the expenses incured for the visitaiton since you are initiating the move. This is something that you are going to have to run by your ex-husband and the court. The court is probably going to tell you that if you move, you may have to alter the...

Um YES it's against the law. I'm going to assume this is your child. I don't know what action has been taken thus far, but what needs to happen first thing with something like this is a meeting with the principal that afternoon or the next morning at the latest. Secondly the police need to be...

File a claim in small claims court, and let them get the summons. Secondly, I would call the police department and ask for a seargent or supervisor. Explain to them what the police did, and ask why they would ignore this.

Unless you are under contract, they can fire you for any reason. It's part of the at-will employment which is the case in almost every state. However, you might have a harrasment suit against them. If you really think you are in danger of loosing your job, you might drop a hint about that...

:roflmao: That's a milk out of the nose moment.

Start by calling the courthouse where he is filing the paper work. Advise them that he is lying on the forms. Also ask the court in California (if it's different than where the forms are being filed) about the change in venue and what needs to be done. I'd also get with the TX AG and advise...

This is kind of tough beign that she's 8, but I would advise her that if something like that happens to call 911 immediatly. It would help if the cops showed up while the evidence was still there such as soap in the back of her mouth, and maybe the brusies to go with it. Tell her she may have...

raskalnikov - you think the therapist was lying about multiple encounters, yet you also think the son did not give the whole story to his mom, which included the number encounters. Sounds both ends of your point are having a spacial conflict here. I will agree that the son should be the one...

Nope - read her second post:

OK, but as previously stated, there surly has been some interviewing of the 13 year old at this point, so what exactly the terapist said is moot. Weather the shrink said it happened once or 20 times doesn't matter. He DID do it at least once, and after interviewing the 13 year old (now 16 I...

If you are sending picts of non-naked people, what's the question? If there's no nudity, then there's no risk of breaking the law. You are also out in public, so there's no expectation of privacy as far as taking the pict in the first place. By the way, I also think you are yanking...

Well, as I said, I don't believe the therapist is lying. I'm just saying that is what I think raskinikov's view is. Also, let me clarify when I said he was guilty - I meant for the purpose of this conversation. I understnad that court is another thing. But rask. keeps on that the therapist...

What I think raskalnikov is trying to say is that if the therapist hadn't lied,then the police would not have come knocking on his door, and hence he wouldn't ba facing charges. However, I don't agree that the therapist did lie in the first place. Regardless of what the therapist said, he...