Juveniles

When you get the call that your child has been arrested, it can hit hard. This situation can feel disorienting and emotional, and it happens before you’ve had time to even process the seriousness of the incident.  So, what to do when your child is arrested? Here is a look at the juvenile court guide…

When someone under 18 commits a crime, the legal system recognizes that they are different from adults. Juvenile court exists for a reason: children and teens are still developing, and the focus is rehabilitation rather than punishment. But what happens when someone is just over that line—18 or 19 years old—and faces the same harsh…