The Completely Oblivious Vs. The Hovering: Finding The Middle Ground As A Parent To Your Child

Building a loving, nurturing, supporting, and trusting family is just what every parent wants. In a perfect world, all children will be kind and honest. But in reality, there are families with children/ minors who get themselves into trouble and break the law. And as parents, you have legal responsibilities to do what you can to patch up the issue. This can include (but is not limited to) paying for:

• What your child stole.
• The victim’s medical bills.
• Legal counsel.
• Any damages to property.
• Juvenile hall.
• Counseling.

As parents it’s very important for you to trust your child but to also pay attention to the people they hang out with, the places they go, their performance in school, and their overall interests. You don’t want to be an overbearing, always-in-their-business parent, but you don’t want to be completely unaware of their activities either. Find a workable balance so you can avoid the financial and emotional stress of your child getting into legal trouble.