Book details
- Author: Ngozi E. Bolin, Esq.
- Publisher: Pantraxxa LLC
- Genre: Legal guide, teen rights
- Published: November 3, 2026
- Length: 332 pages
- Formats: Kindle (paperback coming soon)
- ISBN-13: 979-8950322204 (ebook)
- Language: English
American Law for Teens
Your Rights, Responsibilities, Legal Life and Turning 18, by Ngozi E. Bolin, Esq.
American Law for Teens is a plain-English guide to the laws that shape teens’ lives at school, online, at work, with police and on turning 18, by attorney Ngozi E. Bolin, Esq., published by Pantraxxa.
About the book
A principal asks for your phone. A boss takes money out of your paycheck. An officer starts asking questions. A landlord slides you a lease. Moments like these don’t wait until you’re an adult, and each one has its own rules. How you respond matters.
American Law for Teens: Your Rights, Responsibilities, Legal Life and Turning 18 breaks American law down into plain language and shows you how it applies to you, from what you post online to the everyday choices you might not think twice about.
You don’t need to be a lawyer. But you do need to know when a decision has legal consequences, which rules may apply, and when to get help. Start now, before it becomes urgent.
A fuller overview of this guide is on the Bolin Firm’s page for the book.
Who this book is for
Teens across the United States, their teachers and parents, and anyone about to turn 18.
What the book covers
Learn how to:
- Protect your privacy online
- Know your rights at school
- Respond when police stop or question you
- Read a paycheck and file your first tax return
- Spot scams and manage credit
- Check a lease or car deal before you sign anything
Includes:
- Real-life situations to analyze
- Review Q&A in every chapter
- Sample wording for school, work, and police stops
- A 50-state table of key ages
- A turning-18 action plan and legal glossaries
Frequently asked questions
It explains, in plain language, how American law applies to teens: privacy online, rights at school, police stops and questioning, a first paycheck and tax return, scams and credit, and leases and car deals, with a turning-18 action plan.
Ngozi E. Bolin, Esq., a trial attorney admitted in New York and California with more than 30 years of litigation experience.
No. It is for informational and educational purposes only, and it does not replace advice from a licensed attorney about your own situation.
The book is 332 pages long.
The Kindle edition is available on Amazon, and a paperback is coming soon.
About the author
Ngozi E. Bolin, Esq. is an attorney and multigenre author whose work spans legal guides, spiritual fiction, romance and contemporary women’s literature. She has more than three decades of litigation experience across New York and California.
