If he wants to fight your son, make him sign a waiver. Then let your son beat the hell out of him. I've had two folks sign a waiver, the last guy backed down when I handed him the paperwork. A buddy of mine hit a guy that was starting stuff in a steak and shake parking lot. Killed him on the first blow. Now he's in prison. You never know what a punch will do to someone. Just my 2 cents.

This. All too often now days kids think guns solve the issue.

Very solid advice there. I'll add some advice that my Dad gave me one time in a similar situation. He said, "two guys get in a fight over a girl, one ends up dead, the other ends up in jail, and she's out with someone else the next night." I've never forgotten that.

What are your concerns? The guy I know that's in prison, was from Tampa. He used to come up here hunting with Walt. They ran a baggage service that catered to the TB Rays. Folks will try'n sue you for all your worth now days.. I don't give a damn if you believe me or not.

Only that THIS is a teenager/young adult problem that doesn't need to progress into any octagon mentality.

The girls parents should make an L.E. info report to establish a paper trail in case of any more trouble as I first indicated early on in this thread.

The new boyfriend and pop need to sit on the sidelines like they have chosen to do unless there is a clear, present, and immediate threat to life or property.

Every dispute doesn't require a friggin beatdown to show who's biggest. If you go looking for trouble, you will find it, is my point.

A waiver, my ass.

That's understandable. I know I came off as a DA. I apologize for that, Mr. Deadwood.

It's forgotten on this end. No harm done.

Yes sir.

That's what he likes about those high school girls.
He gets older and they stay the same age.
Dazed & Confused.

There's no such thing as a "low drama" teenage girl.

Now my next day in law school will be my first day, but I don't believe an agreement, i.e. waiver, to engage in an illegal act would be considered binding in court. In fact, it simply could add another charge of Conspiracy along with the Assault charges.

Now that might not be the legal way to say it, but the point is, that won't work.

Perfect!

Modified. If you can get the person who needs one to assault you in some way....self defense and an ass whooping are one and the same then.

Usually clears things right up.

Mutual combat by agreement is not illegal.

Oh how this sounds so familiar. 30 years ago I was in the same situation. I was the bigger kid and a little pot head kept propositioning my girlfriend. To summarize the story, I was suspended for two weeks, had to go to summer school, and my parents were sued (~$10k) to repair the kids eye socket.

Needless to say, not a avenue I would recommend.

I had two beautiful cousins who were FSU cheerleaders. One of them in their high school days had a freak stalking her. He went as far as to put sand in her gas tank so that her car stalled. Fortunately, it stalled in her driveway before she could ever leave home that night. I honestly believe he intended to do her harm. It's one thing when a guy tries for a season to get his girl back. But, when he becomes obsessed with the ordeal, things have the potential to get ugly and even dangerous. Hopefully the issue has been resolved.

This ^^^^

I'll notarize it and be the guy with the microphone saying "Lets get ready to RRRRUUUMMMMBBBLLEEEEE!!"

I believe this is an issue handled between the girl and her Dad and the boy and his Dad....nobody else.