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FAQ: Am I responsible for my child?

Q: My child is 19. Can I be sued for anything he does?

A: Anything is a broad term. If, for example, a parent negligently gives a car to their child, they could be sued even if the child is over 18. Also, you can be sued if your child is driving a car you own and involved in a crash or walking a dog you own and it bites someone.

However, the short answer is that there are situations where a parent can be sued for acts of an adult child.

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