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I am Retail Theft consultant and answer questions like yours daily. Unless you actually saw the person take the item or its has some identification to single it out its pointless to pursue this

I am a Retail Theft Consultant and answer questions like yours daily. The choice to pay is yours of course but not everything above is 100% accurate. I suggest you look and read the info below then make your choice. A recent writing of mine - Parent Nook Forums Civil Recovery

Sounds like you may NOT have legal concerns but marital ones. Get advice from REAL people on relationship issues at Parent Nook Forums - Index page you may find someone who has been through what your going through and see how they dealt with it

I am a Retail theft consultant and answer questions like yours daily. As stated its your call. However there "can" be serious long term consequences (even if small) if you ignore letters. The letters are in accordance to existing laws. Here are some links and video son issue as well you decide...

There is no simple solution. You need to work with an Attorney

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I am a Retail Theft consultant and answer questions like yours daily. EVERYTHING you fear is possible! You are best served talking to a Lawyer and discuss plea options that MIGHT reduce possible consequences.

Ok tell her to contact the workers Supervisor as she has concerns for the safety of the children

If there is a court order you MUST obey it. You need to talk to your CPS worker to find out why they are NOT helping you protect the children! You too should have a Lawyer so you can help protect the children until then again you MUST obey any current visitation order. As stated above have the...

If your not married he very likely does not have any parental rights. If you were to move to Russia by time he got any court order you would be gone. However you are best served consulting a local Attorney. Parent Nook Forums - Index page

If you spoke to a Judge why are you here? Regardless marriage will require parental consent. Emancipation of a pregnant minor has about a ZERO chance of being successful as emancipation without this condition has a less than 1% success rate nationally. Teen emancipation | Parent Nook

The age of consent in your state is 17 so depending on when she got pregnant and your age you could have serious concerns. You are best served to NOT rock the boat. On a non legal issue you can also find advice from others on relationship/parenting issues on the linked forum (hosted by...

You are best served contacting a Lawyer many will grant a "free" consultation. during this meeting you can get some advice on how to deal with courts. You need to file abuse charges as well. If the is no marriage its very likely "Dad" has no real parental rights so you have no obligation to see...

I agree its best to file a complaint so its on record. In mean time you are NOT obligated to do anything until a court has ordered you to do so. Parent Nook Forums - Index page

Your involvement can hurt her. Stay out of this! Stand by her side be her moral support but remove yourself from this. As stated your involvement could hurt her case not help. Parent Nook Forums - Index page

You are best served consulting a local Attorney

Use the court approved means to serve

You have options. Refuse to follow suggestion they may or may not ask you to leave. You can also shop elsewhere or not go into store with a back pack or the like. Stores do what they can to reduce "shrink" (buzzword for loses) Nationally stores lose over 15 BILLION (with a B) to shoplifting...

I am a Retail theft consultant and answer questions like yours daily. Your answer is yes. If the store has a policy to retain bags and a place to store/protect such bags they become responsible for bags. Example most Ross/dd's stores retail bags, back packs etc. The customer is given a ticket...

You need to talk to a Lawyer BEFORE going to Police station!