Even when a child is convicted of a crime as a juvenile, the misstep can follow them for the rest of their lives and have long-term effects. Juvenile convictions may disqualify someone from receiving scholarship money, getting a job, or earning a spot in college. In addition, if an employer runs a background check, a…
Attending a musical festival, sporting event, or another event with a large crowd sounds like a fun evening. Still, if the group turns into an unruly mob, things can get dangerous. If an unruly mob has injured you, you may feel like no one is responsible, and therefore you can’t receive damages. However, with suitable…
If your underage family member has been charged with a crime, it’s imperative to take action right away to protect them from juvenile offenses that could derail their adult life. When not handled correctly, juvenile convictions can have long-lasting consequences and affect your loved one’s ability to be accepted into college, get a job, and…
We try our best to instill good values and smart judgment in our children, but we also know that everyone–teens, especially–sometimes make poor choices that can lead to legal troubles. If your child is one of them, you’re not alone. In North Carolina, approximately 5,655 children under the age of 16 faced charges in juvenile court in 2017. Read more…
