Ms Fikes parent of Alasia HillDo I have a suite, or if not what kind of charges can I press. Lawyer,
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Ms Fikes parent of Alasia HillDo I have a suite, or if not what kind of charges can I press. Lawyer,
This afternoon I had a knock at my door. I open to be greeted by a small petite woman.She told me she wanted to meet the parents of some of the kids her boys had problems with in the past. I told her I wasn’t clear on what she was talking about. But as she continue to speak I recalled an incident that occur in Jan/ or Feb. In which we agree kids have issues. At any rate she asked why my daughter keep picking with her son.I told heer I wasn’t aware of any new problems. She went on to describe my son Andre as a big boy and I told her my son is one of the smallest in his age r
Asked on May 11, 2009 under Personal Injury, Michigan
Answers:
N. K., Member, Iowa and Illinois Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 14 years ago | Contributor
It is quite unclear whether you can press charges or not and what charges to file against someone, because your story is incomplete. The circumstances as well as the approach - as you have described it, are civil. I would like to assume hereon that the discussions you had with the petite woman were more of exploratory and leading perhaps to reconciliatory between adults and children. It would be of best interest to everyone if parents and children could come together to discuss these differences peacefully and amicably.
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