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Sex offender friends Dad coming to live w my son
by Tricia
on November 27, 2016 @11:08
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I have a question about my son and his friend. They both have lived with my son's girlfriend and her mother for over three years and attend school.
Her father came home from prison and they are being told to leave because the DAd is a sex offender and can't be around minors. Do they have to leave without an eviction?
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The SEX OFFENDER cannot be around minors, schools
by Kathleen
on November 27, 2016 @12:54
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Day care centers or returement homes. His parole officer has to sign off on his living arrangements and he has to register with the city and county.
But once an offender always an offender in my book ( law enforcement). Get your son out of a house where the mother/wife thinks reunification is a good idea.
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Re: Sex offender friends Dad coming to live w my son
by Nicole (PA)
on November 27, 2016 @16:40
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we don't know the circumstances why YOUR child has lived with another family for three years. But what I do see is another situation that revolves around the entitlement generation.
The girlfriend's mother wants her man back and if that means your son has to go then so be it. So, take your child out of that situation and be done with it. Why in the world would you think they need to formally evict? Can't evict a minor because a minor was unable to enter into a legally binding contract to start with.
As for the girlfriend, not your concern where she lives or what her parents do.
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Re: Sex offender friends Dad coming to live w my son
by MrDan
on November 28, 2016 @23:49
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It could be argued that living there for over three years would make them tenants in the eyes of the law.
At the least, they would be 'tenants at will' and require either a 30 or 60 day notice to move.
If your State has a 'just cause' statue to end tendency, then sometimes in the case of minors, a judge can provide that the eviction can not proceed while the minor children are in school to prevent disruption of the school year as provided under a part of 'The no child left behind act'.
You could also argue that after more than three years as the minor children so called care taker or guardian, that a legal duty exist to maintain the circumstances as they now exist.
This would be something to review with an attorney due to the potential presence of a convicted sexual predator and the unusual living arrangements. The main goal is to protect all the minor children from possible harm.
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