children law
is it against the law to let your five year old play outside unattended in your own nieghborhood in florida
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Read More Answered By: Joel Bello |
Re: children law No, unless he/she is in danger, or you are aware of potential danger. However, if your five-year old gets injured you may have the authorities investigating. Best to supervise small children. |
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