My teenage son wants to invest in stocks.

Community Pays $165K to Settle Race Discrimination ClaimsNational Real Estate Firm Settles Claims of Discrimination Against Deaf ProspectsFlorida Community Settles Complaint by Alleged Domestic Violence SurvivorMI Landlord Accused of Discriminating Against Teenager’s MomThat's just a sampling of fairly recent cases and most of those went against the landlord; one of those still seems to be pending.  

That means next year you will be a teenager.

He's just a teenager and wasn't paying anything, but he has since moved out.  

My soon to be ex has family in that county, two teenage brothers still at home, they are really handy and I'm still on good terms with his family.

My kids are teenagers now, so it gives me the freedom to pursue my passion.

Or do you mean teenager or younger.  

After moving out, I knew I was responsible for some damages my teenaged daughter had done,and at the time I called the police when the damages occurred AND also let the landlord know that they had happened and I would be responsible for the cost to repair,I even hired a company to do the repairs just after I had moved but they let me down by taking a bigger paying job.So I informed the landlord to hire tradesmen to do the repairs.Then I begand getting bills for damages that I was resonsible AND DAMAGES THAT HAD NOT HAPPENED WHEN WE LIVED THERE, but he has taken photos of these damages.Now I must assume he himself did these damages I would guess in order to have me upgrade/renovate parts of the home that he does not want to pay for, yet wants to improve.How can I prove those damages were never there when we lived there, and that despite he has photos, they do not reflect anything that occurred during my tenancy.Also I moved back in april, and have made all payments ,yet he continues to send me bills.How long after I have left can he continue to send me bills?

I thought it was overly-simplistic when I first read it as a teenager with no investing experience in 1998, and I feel that way even more now that there are many better reading options available.

I lived in Melbourne (actually, Mentone, about an hour out of the city on the Frankston train line) when I was a teenager for a year, and then for another few months after I graduated from high school.