What if my child refuses to go to court with me and I am unable to get them to go to court?

You should still go to court and inform the court and your lawyer that your child refuses to go to court. The court will likely order that an arrest warrant be issued for him or her - it's called a writ of attachment. And if your child is arrested he or she may have to stay in juvenile detention until the court releases your child or the case is resolved.

 

The information contained on this website is solely for general informational purposes. Nothing on this site should be or can be taken as legal advice for any individual case or any individual situation. The information on this website is not intended to create an attorney client relationship. In addition, the viewing or receipt of this site does not constitute or create an attorney client relationship.