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| Carol (guest) |
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Posted:06/27/2006 8:47 AM |
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I am being sued due to my sons, unknowning to me, were downing loading music from the internet. So if any one knows a lawyer who could give me advice I would greatly appreciate it. Prayers are greatly welcomed to help me get through this as well. You can reach me at 818-1047 or email twinplagues@satx.rr.com.
thank you
Carol
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| emptyem (guest) |
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Posted:07/18/2006 4:15 PM |
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You can not control what other people do, even if it's your own son. If someone takes your car and commits a crime without you knowing it, how can you be held liable? Trust in God to give you strength to hold on the the truth. I will pray for you.
Mike Moore
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Posted:07/18/2006 10:34 PM |
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I am not sure Mike's reply is correct under civil or criminal law. I think parents can be held liable for fraudulent acts of minor children. I don't say this to discourage you but to incourage you to go ahead and seek legal counsel. May the Lord give you wisdom and discernment as you confront this test of your faith.
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