QUESTION
Is there any court orders to impose on repeated runaways?
Asked on Jan 28th, 2018 on Family Law - Texas
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My 16 year old grandson has runaway twice and climbed out the window other times. The first time was 4 days, this time he left 2 days ago and has not returned. He does not pay attention to us. He has used some drugs before, but I feel he is using them again. He is very much into composing music. Is there a higher step we can take involving the court? He is put on restrictions when this happens. It is mostly girls who pick him up from here. when he leaves.
1 ANSWER
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One of the best options would be to send him to disciplinary camps. Please contact a local attorney.
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Answered on Jan 28th, 2018 at 8:02 AM