Legal Question in Juvenile Dependency in Georgia

Re: Control of a minor

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Have Patience, Consult with a psychologist/psychiatrist. "Coming & going as he pleases and telling his parents that they cannot do anything about it" as you state it, is not an offence. It is adoloscence! You ought to be proud of it! Your child has become independent! Did'nt you do the same thing back then ?

There is no legal intervention needed or contemplated in respect of issues such as these. Our traditional Indian society has always, within itself, found the necessary resource and competence, to deal with such issues appropriately. Briefly stated, the issues in respect of which you seek legal guidance ought most aptly to be addressed by a sociologist/psychologist/psychiatrist in a one to one consultation which duly takes into account all the peculiar facts and circumstances of your individual case.

Regards,

Bimal.B.Bhaskar