questions about juvenile probation

[Bookworm84]

Wyoming

I have a roommate with 3 children ages 12,13,15. I have one child age 8 with a disability. My son gets state services for his disability. A few months back my roommate's 15 year old got an MIP for pot and got put on the diversion program. His dad has not been making him follow the rules for diversion and has even covered things up for him. Last week this same son went to an underage party. The father got a hold of my roommate 2 days later when they got home because there was significant damage and a video of the party. One of the service providers for my son told me that the states laws have changed and that now they need information on all the people that live in the house. I have been thinking about moving because I do not believe that this is a viable living situation any longer and am worried that this is going to negatively affect my son and myself because we live in the house. I am looking for a legal way to leave so as not to have repercussions from my roommate. Does anyone have any suggestions.

 

[drruthless]

Repercussions ?

Wyoming

I have a roommate with 3 children ages 12,13,15. I have one child age 8 with a disability. My son gets state services for his disability. A few months back my roommate's 15 year old got an MIP for pot and got put on the diversion program. His dad has not been making him follow the rules for diversion and has even covered things up for him. Last week this same son went to an underage party. The father got a hold of my roommate 2 days later when they got home because there was significant damage and a video of the party. One of the service providers for my son told me that the states laws have changed and that now they need information on all the people that live in the house. I have been thinking about moving because I do not believe that this is a viable living situation any longer and am worried that this is going to negatively affect my son and myself because we live in the house. I am looking for a legal way to leave so as not to have repercussions from my roommate. Does anyone have any suggestions.

What's wrong with telling your roommate that you do not believe this is a viable living situation any longer and you are worried that this is going to negatively affect my son and myself because we live in the house.

 

[LdiJ]

What's wrong with telling your roommate that you do not believe this is a viable living situation any longer and you are worried that this is going to negatively affect my son and myself because we live in the house.

I agree. You simply need to tell your roommate the truth.

 

[quincy]

Wyoming

I have a roommate with 3 children ages 12,13,15. I have one child age 8 with a disability. My son gets state services for his disability. A few months back my roommate's 15 year old got an MIP for pot and got put on the diversion program. His dad has not been making him follow the rules for diversion and has even covered things up for him. Last week this same son went to an underage party. The father got a hold of my roommate 2 days later when they got home because there was significant damage and a video of the party. One of the service providers for my son told me that the states laws have changed and that now they need information on all the people that live in the house. I have been thinking about moving because I do not believe that this is a viable living situation any longer and am worried that this is going to negatively affect my son and myself because we live in the house. I am looking for a legal way to leave so as not to have repercussions from my roommate. Does anyone have any suggestions.

Are you leasing the property?

If you and your roommate signed a lease together, you are (generally) both equally responsible for the lease payments. In other words, you and your children may not be able to pick up and leave - at least without penalty - and you might not be able to make your roommate move.