Here in Pennsylvania, you can have sex with a 16 year old and not face criminal charges no matter how old you are. In Illinois the Age of Consent is 17. As for your case, I don't know if there is a "Romeo & Juliet" provison. That is a law that allows someone over the age of consent to have sex with someone who is under the age of consent as long as the two of them are a certain number of years apart (usually 2-4 years). If there is no such law in Illinois, then I recommend that you tell angry Mom of the teenage Mom-to-be that you are really sorry for impregnating her daughter. Tell angry Mom that you are totally in love with her daughter and want to make a life with her. It would be nice that this were true (and I hope it is). Also tell her her that if her grandkid is a boy, the two of you plan on naming it after angry Mom's father and if it is a girl then you plan on naming it after her mother (i.e. the baby to be's great grandmother). If it really looks like that angry Mom wants to throw you in jail, then propose to her daughter and Mary the poor girl. If you don't love her than you can always get divorced a couple of years later. At least this way you will avoid a criminal record. As for child support. The girl and the State can still come after you whether you marry her or not, so you have nothing to lose by making her your wife. I just hope you two can make it work, and laugh about this issue with your girlfriend's mom at your kid's college graduation (trust me: you may be only 18 now, but in what just seems like 5 years you will realize that you are 40 and wonder where all the time has gone)
While the age of consent in Illinois is 17, there are exceptions for close-in-age relationships. These exceptions generally provide a defense if the age difference is within a certain range. However, it's important to consult with a lawyer to understand the specific circumstances and legal options in this situation.
Yes, a 24-year-old can potentially face criminal charges for engaging in sexual activity with a 17-year-old in Illinois, as the age of consent in the state is 17. This could lead to charges of statutory rape or criminal sexual abuse.
Yes, stealing from an estate is considered theft and can result in criminal charges. The specific charges and penalties will depend on the laws of the state or jurisdiction where the theft occurred. Penalties can include fines, restitution, and possible imprisonment.
In Illinois, there is no statute of limitations on prosecuting a DUI offense. This means that a person can be charged with a DUI at any time after the incident occurred.
In Texas, a 17-year-old male could potentially face statutory rape charges because of the age difference, regardless of his girlfriend's pregnancy. It is important for him to seek legal advice to understand his rights and potential legal consequences in this situation.
The statute of limitations for pressing charges for assault varies by state, but it is typically between 1-5 years. It is advisable to consult with a legal professional in your specific jurisdiction to understand the timeline for filing charges.
Yes you can file a say case of being unfaithful.
It depends on his age if he is 4 years older or if she is under 16 then yes
No, that would not be legal. The fact that she is pregnant does not matter, but could result in criminal charges for sexual crimes.
mistermeaner
No - she is a minor, and as such is still under the legal age of consent. She is still the legal responsibility of her parents. Additionally - if YOU were the one who got her pregnant - you could be facing some serious charges !
It depends. If the parents press charges, there is a chance of legal repercussions. You should talk to your girlfriends parents and let them know. If they just find out, there is a chance they might not be as forgiving.
yes. she has not reached her legal age. Her parents still are over her. She has to be 18. So on the other hand the mother could press charges for rape and if she would have left out of state you could be charged with kidnapping.
That is a question only YOU can answer.
kjfiel
Greg Inglis - punching his girlfriend in the face.
They can get them pregnant, that does not make it legal. It could result in criminal charges and even dishonorable discharge for the soldier.
Yes, a 24-year-old can potentially face criminal charges for engaging in sexual activity with a 17-year-old in Illinois, as the age of consent in the state is 17. This could lead to charges of statutory rape or criminal sexual abuse.