Can a Judge send our 16 yr old son who is incarcerated, to his grandparents without the mothers consent?
(asked 139 months, 21 days ago in El Paso, TX)
Our 16 yr old son was arrested for stealing an air conditioner and then threatening a relative of the owner with a knife when confronted, (alleged). They did not find a knife and our son denies having a knife. His mother, my wife, does not want him to go to the grandparents in Hawaii because he has gotten into trouble with marijuana and huffing there before. He was offered a plea bargain of TYC, until his 19th birthday, and the prosecutor would drop the drug charges, he declined. They wanted to charge him with aggravated robbery. Know it seems they have another plan to drop the consequenses of his crimes giving him probation and sending him to his grandparents, because supposedly things are not working out with him and us. He does not want to live with us. I and my wife want him in TYC to face the consequenses, and hopefully decide this is not the life he wants to continue. I will be very disappointed if the judge lets him off, because he will not learn anything from this except he can continue his thug life, sad.
