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Am I breaking the law by having a 17 year old run away girl at my house who is seeking safety from her abusive mother?

Answered 2 years and 6 months ago by attorney Mark Tischhauser, Esq.   |   1 Answer
You will need to retain a lawyer ASAP before you do anything further. Unless you have some legal obligation to shelter this child you are putting yourself in a dangerous position, starting with allegations of sexual misconduct or other issues that may be alleged later, if a manipulative or mentally unstable child or the parent opts to attack you.  Any question GOOGLE Michael Oher. That you have a wife and 2 sons is of zero consequence. You are probably better off getting child protective services involved before you interven in someone else's family business based on the accusations of a child. "Emotional abuse" is highly subjective and for some children is being told NO to anything they want to do as teenagers. ... Read More
You will need to retain a lawyer ASAP before you do anything further. Unless you have some legal obligation to shelter this child you are putting... Read More

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