Sometimes teenagers get pregnant and they want an abortion, but they can’t or don’t want to involve a parent in that decision. Under Florida’s law, anyone 18 and under needs a parent’s permission in order to get an abortion. But there is another option. A judge can grant what is called judicial bypass, which allows teens to decide about abortion with out appearance involvement. A private meeting with the judge may sound intimidating, but it’s really just a conversation to find out how mature the team is, what’s in their best interest and if any abuse was involved. Along with that, a lawyer can be available to help the team get ready and even be there for the meeting with the judge. For more information, visit Tina Abortion Florida dot com, LinkedIn, our caption and on our Instagram story.