Juvenile Law
Juvenile Law is a specialty area within our family law practice. If your child is facing a legal case, you will want to make sure you hire a representative who is experienced in Juvenile Law.
Juvenile Law F.A.Q.s
What kinds of cases are heard in Juvenile Court?
In Mobile County, the Juvenile Court handles cases where minors have been charged with a crime, truancy charges for both children and adults, paternity and custody cases for non-married parents, termination of parental rights, and dependency cases.
What types of Juvenile Court cases does Herlihy Family Law handle?
We handle cases with non-married parents (which includes paternity, custody, visitation, and child support), termination of parental rights, and dependency cases.
What is a dependency case?
A dependency case is filed when a non-parent (which can include relatives, such as grandparents, or nonrelatives) files for custody of a child. Typically, abuse and neglect is involved in a dependency case, and the petitioner must prove that the biological parent is unfit in order to prevail.
Where is Juvenile Court?
The Mobile County Juvenile Court is located at Strickland Youth Center, 2315 Costarides Street, Mobile, Alabama 36617.
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