A father kicks out his seventeen year old son a week before his eighteenth birthday, the school is notified, nothing is done and
the now eighteen year old lives with his grandmother in the father's backyard. Then the father beats his fifteen year old son and kicks him out, now the fifteen year old lives with his mother. The eighteen year old feels morally responsible to report the event, and has proof, but the fifteen year old asked him not to report it, and if the eighteen year old does report it he'll go through the court proceedings alone and can't afford an attorney, what should he do? and what would happen to the father?
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Answer: he should tell the judge that he kicked me out one week before i turned 18 and he also kicked my 15 year old his way younger than me and he still kicked him out and we both live with our grandma now.
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