Restraining Orders For Minors

Hi Maya! It looks like you mentioned you're in New York. Unfortunately, I specialize in providing legal information for North Carolina. However, I can still try to help. Could you please let me know what legal issue you're facing in New York?

Restraining orders can be complex, especially involving minors. Here are some general points:
- In North Carolina, a parent or guardian can request a restraining order on behalf of a minor.
- Minors can be subject to restraining orders for protection.
Do you know the specific reasons your mom is seeking the restraining order? This will help provide more tailored information.

Maya, here’s some relevant information for your situation in North Carolina:
- North Carolina law allows parents or guardians to request restraining orders on behalf of minors.
- Age gaps can be a significant factor, especially if one party is under the age of consent, which is * in North Carolina.
To understand this better, could you tell me if there have been any specific incidents leading to your mom's decision?

Maya, it sounds like your mom might be concerned about the age difference and the legal implications. In North Carolina, the age of consent is *, but since your boyfriend is almost * and you're almost *, your mom may want to ensure your safety and well-being.
If you need more detailed advice, consider speaking with a local attorney who specializes in family law. Would you like information on how to find one?

Sure, Maya! What's your next question?