Keeping Our Kids Safe and Out of Trouble: What a Criminal Defense Attorney Tells His Kids and Wants You to Tell Yours

Do You Know All the Ways Your Kids Can Get Into Trouble in School or with the Police?

Once kids reach a certain age, they start using social media, have access to drugs and alcohol, get their driver's licenses and then go off to college with even more risks.

It's not easy for parents to talk about these topics with their children but it is imperative that they do. And they have to say more than "Stay out of trouble" and "Do the right thing."

Criminal defense attorney and father, Scott Limmer gives parents the tools to explain to their children what the legal and school disciplinary systems are really like, the consequences of getting caught doing something wrong, and steps they both need to take if they ever find themselves in that situation so they can get the best possible result.

A must for every parent of a teen or young adult, Scott describes what can happen before it happens so everyone can make smart decisions in the moment. Learn the facts about a wide range of situations, including fake IDs, plagiarizing, being arrested, DWI, hazing, underage drinking, social media behavior, and other issues teens may encounter.

Scott Limmer has been a criminal and college discipline defense attorney for over 23 years, after beginning his career prosecuting criminal cases as an Assistant District Attorney. Scott has represented hundreds of teens and young adults in criminal and juvenile court proceedings and high school, college, and graduate school disciplinary hearings. He has extensive knowledge of how the police, courts and schools treat young people and has helped students and families nationwide address a wide variety of accusations. An authority on Title IX and college disciplinary violations, Scott speaks regularly to professional, community, and parent organizations. He is also the author of The Criminal & College Discipline Blog and online reference: A Parent's Guide to College Discipline and Title IX Cases. Scott is also an adjunct professor at Hofstra University School of Law and the co-host of the podcast "Reboot Your Law Practice."