A separate civil action would need to be brought against the parents, which can usually be handled in Small Claims Court. The Court Administrator can assist you. There will be a filing fee. Restitution is only available if the offender is convicted of a crime and the judge orders it. Restitution can be ordered for all your expenses related to the crime, including property losses.
Restitution is paid by the offender.
In most situations, you must file a reparations claim within one year of the injury. The Reparations Board does not pay for property losses. If you are a victim of a violent crime, you should file a claim with the Reparations Board even though you are also requesting restitution. However, if the Board pays your expenses and the offender also pays you restitution for the same expenses, you must reimburse the Board for the amount it paid. You should always seek restitution and file a claim for reparations.