Do we need a lawyer?
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Anonymous
| Yes. |
Anonymous
| So your child was verbally threatening or cyber bullying the other kid? |
Anonymous
| What kind of lawyer? -NP |
Anonymous
Criminal, preferably one used to dealing with juveniles. |
Anonymous
| Yes, you need a lawyer. No question. Where are you? If in VA, you could try: https://www.freeman4law.com/?gclid=CjwKCAjw7c2pBhAZEiwA88pOF8Y9v3KUJfGY5HNCAKFq1JUui78yLWWByl13pODBo9gm1kXYGFAIDRoCfFMQAvD_BwE |
Anonymous
OP—yes, along these lines. |
Anonymous
| of course you need a lawyer to try to make sure the restraining order is limited or not issued at all. |
Anonymous
Why is everyone assuming OPs kid is wrong. The side issing could be the antagonist. |
Anonymous
| I’d assume the other family is working with a lawyer. |
Anonymous
| Does anyone have a recommendation for a lawyer in Moco who specializes in juvenile issues? |
Anonymous
B/c the victim typically gets a restraining order against the antagonist. Not vice versa. |
Anonymous
Felsen and Sargent in Rockville Attorneys are David Felsen and Jon Sargent |
Anonymous
| OP, what is the subject matter of the alleged verbal harassment or threats? Were the communications focused on race, color, religion, gender, national origin, age, disability, or genetic information? Was there an alleged violation of a school- or employment-based anti-harassment policy? If so, you might need a defense lawyer with some first amendment background. |
Anonymous
| I’m a lawyer and I’d hire a lawyer with relevant experience (which I do not have) in your shoes. I’d especially want to know what if anything should be done to make sure my kid passes background checks in the future. |
Anonymous
Rene Sandler |