It is not illegal to leave a child in a car in Washington unless the car is left running. However I would never leave my young child in a car. I would leave a teenager alone in a car, they hate to be seen with mom or dad anyway. :-)
My daughter called the police one day because a young child was left in the car and the poor thing was upset and crying. The police told her there was nothing he could do because the child was not in danger.
The mother eventually showed up and demanded to know what was going on, the policeman explained the concern. The mother was so angry, she waited until the officer's back was turn and she flipped off my daughter. Hopefully the incident made her stop and think.
Not for the child, but depending on the state and the circumstances, the parents/guardians could get in trouble for leaving an unattended minor alone for any great length of time. Usually falls under the 'child endangerment' statutes.
Leaving your child alone for that long isn't illegal. It is the parents opinion to gauge weather your 14 year old kid can keep your 6 year old safe and sound for 3 days. Truthfully I wouldn't leave them alone. If anything happens to them there is a good possibility that you could be charged with endangerment of a minor in my view. But no. It is not illegal to leave your kids home alone.
Leaving an 8 year old alone could be considered neglect and could result in criminal charges on the parents or loss of parental rights.
It is illegal to leave any child home alone in any state, especially a child that has a medical disorder.
If he is illegal, then you have no foot to stand on. He will likely be deported if any state authority finds out he is illegal. If he becomes legal, then he must pay. If not, then he doesn't have to do anything for you.not true, illegal or not he is the father and will have to pay child support. my husband has a child from a previous marriage and we pay child support, but a few years ago before we were married he left and returned to Mexico for a few months. his ex filled for child support through the state and received it, and we are paying that back to the state as well. you need to talk to him about paying you, and if he refuses, then contact your state child support office and tell them you situation.AnswerDepending on your age you could end up in jail youself for statutory rape. It's hard to get child support for your child from the child you slept with.
yes it is
no, but even it is does not have a specific law prohibiting adults from leaving children unattended, state and local prosecutors have the discretion to criminally charge adults under existing child endangerment laws. GA is working on proposing a bill that would make it illegal to leave any child six years old and younger unattended in a car.
Crossing state lines can be illegal if the other parent doesn't know or give permission for the child to leave the state.
Not for the child, but depending on the state and the circumstances, the parents/guardians could get in trouble for leaving an unattended minor alone for any great length of time. Usually falls under the 'child endangerment' statutes.
No it's not illegal to repossess a car outside the state. It is illegal to leave the state with the car that you have defaulted on the loan.
As long as they have food and water resources, it is legal. The minimum age for being left unattended in a home alone is 12 or 13 in every state.
It isn't considered illegal unless you leave a large bruise or permanent mark. So unless you slapped your child full force, it's not illegal. But then again, unless the kid is truly a bad kid; it's not very good to slap them anyways.
no.
Unless there is some information that the questioner does not disclose - no - as long as you return to the state and appear for your court date, it is not illegal to leave the state with a pending court date.
Yes.
Yes. According to an internet search, it is illegal to warm up your car if it is unattended while idling and the keys are still in it. It could cost you a fine. Supposedly, the state law does not apply if the car is on personal property. Nashville passed an ordinance that includes private property, so the only permissible way to warm up an unattended car is with a remote starter.
If the parents give permission, they can leave the child. They may have to appoint a guardian in state.