Can you move in with another family member if you are under 18?
If you get your GED and you are under the age of 18 can you move out and can your parents do anything about it?
moving out you have to be 18 to move out regardless unless you are emancipated or in a state which allows you to move out at 17. having your GED has nothing to do with it. The age of emancipation in most cases is 18. Having a GED is not a contributing factor. If the situation warrants it parents c…an request the juvenile court to place the teen/child in a contained environment Not juvenile detention, but a group home or something similar. In Texas at the age of !7 if you have your GED you can Emancipation is 16 to 17 years old in the state of Texas. Texas does not have emancipation they have disability removal of minorities for a minor. (MORE)
In North Carolina at what age can you move out of your parents' home and live with another family member?
North Carolina (and every other state for that matter) considers anyone under the age of 18 to be a minor. As a minor, your parents have the control/authority to decide where you can/can't live. If your parents are not willing to give you permission to move in with this relative, then the relative c…an request that the court award them custody of you. You will have to prove to the court that it's better for you to live with this relative than your parents. There has to be a valid reason for it. The courts do not like to override the authority of a parent, and they won't do it without legitimate cause. (MORE)
What is the law in Oklahoma about moving out if you are under 18 and pregnant?
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\nIn some states getting married emancipates you. But since you need to be 18 in Oklahoma to get married without parental consent that is probably moot.
If you were driving around the block with no license in a family member's car and scraped another car and got a ticket and you're under 18 will it be a long time before you can get a permit or license?
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at age 21.
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It depends. I got into a pretty bad wreck when I was 16 without a license. I drove my new car to school because my parents where fighting and both parents ended up leaving in the middle night. If I didn't drive myself I couldn't have made it to school. Anyway, I totalle…d my car and the other persons car. The accident would have been the other drivers fault if I would have had a license. The judge gave me $160 fine and told me that if he wanted to, he could make it to where I couldn't get my license until I was 18 or 21, but he took pitty. However, my parents wouldn't let me get my license until I was 18, even though I still drove without a license until then. (MORE)
Can you legally move in with another family member at the age of sixteen?
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As long as your parents have legal custody of you, they have the authority to decide where you live until you reach the age of majority (usually 18, but in some states it's older--never younger). If you leave home without their permission, they can have your picked up by the authorities… and returned home. Whoever takes you in when you runaway, could also potentially be facing charges. This relative could petition the court for custody, but generally speaking, unless they can prove the parents to be unfit in some way, it's rather unlikely that they would be successful. Of course, I don't know the details of your situation. (MORE)
How old do you have to be to move in with another family in Texas?
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Legal age in Texas to move out 17 as long as you are still enrolled in school . If not in school you must be 18.
Is it legal for a 17-year-old to leave her mother and move in with a family member over 18?
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\nNo, not in the legal interpretation of the law, the age of majority in all states except four is 18. In Alabama and Nebraska the legal age of majority is 19, in Mississippi and Pennsylvania it is 21. Parents and state authorities retain the legal option of controlling minors, including… the minor's place of residence. If the parent(s) do not object to the move, it is unlikely there any problems would arise concerning the age issue especially since it involves an another adult family member. (MORE)
If you never married your baby's father do you have the legal right to move to another state without his permission in order to receive help from family members who will let you live with them?
Answer: Depending on the state's jurisdiction and enforcement laws, my understanding is, the father can have you extridited back into his state, he just has to submit to a DNA test to prove he's the father.
Can family members get custody of a child because they do not want the child's parent to move to another state?
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If the parents want to move, the girl must go with them unless she is 18. If she is old enough and responsible, some parents let their kids live with a trusted family until they finish high school - but that is totally up to the parents because they are legally responsible for their kid…s.\n.
\nAnother family cannot get custody of a girl just because they don't want her to move. A judge won't take a biological daughter away from the family for a stupid reason like that. If the girl is abused, neglected or just just lives with her friends, they have a better chance of attaining custody. (MORE)
How do you get custody of another family members child?
I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW HOW CAN I GET CUSTODY OF MY COUSIN AWY FROM HER MOTHER
Can a 15 year old girl get emancipated and move in with another family member in the state of Georgia if parents and her fight a lot?
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It is extremely difficult to get emancipated in Georgia (only a few cases each year are approved). It takes abuse or severe neglect.
Close family members recently found out about my abusive homelife. Is it legal for a 17 year old to move out with another family member over age 18 without parental consent in the state of Virginia?
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That might be ok, but if somthing go's wrong you probebley need to tell someone about what happened at home..
it wont be ok !!
If your are under 18 can you move out without parent permissionin Oregon?
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no yu cannot move out without a parents permission unless you are married or emancipated. if you are not either one of those then your parents can report you as a runaway or an "out of control child" and they can either put you in a group home or you will go back home with them.
Can a 16 yr old move into another family members house in Missouri without getting in trouble by police?
of course, if their parents allow them, but you wouldn't get in trouble, because their your family members right? so you know each other
Can a family member move into military housing with you?
usually only your direct family - wife or children. parents are not usualyl allowed, check with your housing office to see what the rules are at that base. Just to clarify, that is only if you are officially married! But if you decide to live off post then you can move in with him but they don't g…et the housing allowance until you are married. (MORE)
Can a pregnant minor move out legally in the state of Alabama and live with another family member for the safety of her baby?
If most states are like the state that I live in, then no. You have to legally emancipate yourself in order to live with another guardian that is not your birth mother or father. You have to prove you have another place to live (and also prove that the place you are choosing to now live in is a bett…er suited place than with your parents) and/or show that you can qualify to live on your own; even with a baby on the way. To be honest, if I were you, and the parents didn't care where you went to have your baby - I'd just leave. Unless if they'll take 'you leaving them' to court. I'd be careful about your actions though. If you leave, without emancipating yourself, they can have the family member you are living with arrested for attempted kidnapping (out of spite of you leaving them). I'd get out soon though, for the protection and safety of both you and your unborn child. (MORE)
Can you move out with a family member when you are 16 in Florida?
NO you can only move out when you are 18 years of age unless you are moving with a parent or guardian.
At sixteen in Ohio can you move out of your parents house if you move into another trusted family members home?
At the age of sixteen in Ohio, a child can move out of the houseand into a family member's home only with the permission of theparents. The parents are still responsible for the child until theyare eighteen and may have to pay child support to the other familymember.
Can a family member notarize for another family member?
It is okay to do it in most circumstances, but it is questionable if the document benefits the notary. Such as notarizing a quit claim deed to the benefit of the notary would not be a good thing.
How can you legally move in with a family member?
A person can legally move in with another family member if they goto court. An attorney can represent a minor.
You are 18 and want to leave your family and move in with another family what can legally be done by your family to stop you from doing so?
This depends on where you live.You must check with your local authorities, but normally at the age of 18 you are no longer legally binded to your parents.Apart from you being their offspring.You could probably move if you wanted to. They can't do anything by law to keep you there.
Can you move in with a family member at age fourteen?
A minor can not decide where to live until he is 18 so only with parental consent or the parents were unfit and the court ordered the move.
What is the legal age to move from one family members home to another in Washington?
I'm pretty certain it's 13 without parental consent but that could just apply to children with divorced parents
Can you live with someone when your 16 that is 18 that is not a family member that is his girlfriend?
In the US I would be careful to live as an 16 year old with an 18 year old without the permission of the parents. The parents can get him sentenced when they want to and that is all legal - see Megan´s Law.
Another word for family members?
Siblings: brothers and sisters Example: my sibling and I are twins. Relative: any member of a family Example: I'm going to Louisiana to see my relatives, Aunt Teresa and Uncle Marty. Kinsfolk: people to whom you're related Example: I'm off to see my kinsfolk in Tallahassee. In-laws: people who… are not blood-relatives, but are still family. Example: The in-laws are coming over, my wife's sister and her husband. (MORE)
What is another word for family members that starts with m?
the answer is relatives . The answer for 1. Across isn't pilgrims , it is settlers.
Another word for family members that starts with letter m?
There are several different words that start with the letter m thatcould describe some of your family members. Some of these includemother, mom, ma, mama, and mommy.
What happens when a family member impregnates another family member?
The baby will most likely have problems. Whatever you do...DON'T IN PREGNANT ANOTHER FAMILY MEMBER!
How do you move on when a family member died?
There are many ways in which a person can 'move on' after a family member has passed on. The period of gloom and depression usually lasts a couples of months before you would naturally feel an improvement. But it isn't unusual for it to take longer. If, however, you feel that there is no way out …of your grief and have suffered for an extended period (roughly sixth months) at which you are spending unusually long hours in doors or are avoiding or are self loathing at the thought of interacting socially with others, or if others have begun worrying about you and your well being and health. You should seek professional medical help as you may be suffering from Major Depression or another form of depressive disorder. The thing to remember that everyone will eventually accept the death of a loved one and begin to improve. But everyone is different and some people may need help in moving on. It's important to remain vigilant and notice any signs of mental illness. There are many website you can research if you are interested further or feel you may be having difficulty hoping. (MORE)
How do you tell a family member to move out nicely?
just say that you have problems with them and say that you need them to find some where else cause there not cleaning up they eat all your food
Can a 16 year old leave home and move in with another family member legally?
Only with parental permission or a court order can a 16 year old move out of the parent or guardian's home legally.
How do you transfer a rifle from one family member in Colorado to another family member in Iowa?
With the exception of inheritance, the firearm will need to be sent to an 01 Federal Firearms License holder (dealer) in the home state of the person receiving the gun. The dealer will conduct the required paperwork and background check, and transfer the firearm to the recipient. Many dealers perfor…m this work- not all do. Charges may vary from about $15 to $100- there is no set amount. Rifles and shotguns (unloaded) may be mailed by US Mail to the dealer. Handguns may not be mailed except by dealers or makers, and must be shipped by a common carrier, such as UPS or FedEx. Their rules require that handguns be shipped by Next Day Air- kinda pricy. (MORE)
The first year you have your licence you must drive alone or until you turn 18.. but what if a cop pulls you over when you have friends or family members under the age of 18 in the car what can happe?
You are in violation of your restricted license and you willprobably lose it when you go to court.
How does a child under 18 get child support when moving out?
They don't, an 18-year-old who leaves the family home is considered an adult and his or her parents are no longer financially obligated for support of said adult child. If there is an existing court order that states that child support is to be paid until the person reaches an age higher than 18, t…he obligated parent and dependent child need to contact the court to have the order amended (MORE)
If under 18 can your teen move with the non custodial parent?
Not without your consent. And the custody order can only be changed in court. The child support order would also have to be changed.
How do you move out if you are under the age of 18?
you can move out in Missouri at age 17 the parents have no say so over it you are a legal adult in Missouri at 17...i did it ..i have personal experience you don't have to wait until your 18 as long as your in Missouri
Can you legally leave your family under the age of 18. If so how?
I'm not sure why the previous answer claimed this was essentiallyimpossible. Emancipation of minors is definitely a real thing. It'snot easy, but if there are valid reasons a minor would be betteroff without their parent(s) or legal guardian(s) continuing thatrole, it can be done
How can individual being members of his or her family closer to one another?
is it BEING or BRING? if it is bring, Love is the only way to keep family members together. God dwells where there is love. Keep faith in God and have patience then see how He works in your life in ways you would have never imagined of. Family is a crucial element in any person's life. Do not co…nsider other people flaws for we are not perfect either. God loves us despite of our flaws, mistakes, and sins so we should love our family members the same way. (MORE)
How do you convince your parents to let you move out under 18?
You don't. Well, not if you've any sense at all. It's a cold harsh world out there. You still aren't fully grown up and you aren't ready to leave home. Alternatively, if you are really desperate to get away, join the military.
Do ghost move with family members?
Some ghosts do travel with family members especially if the died with or near a particular family member. Some ghost feel they didn't live long enough and feel they need to stay with their family until they believe they are not needed anymore.
What should you do with a death of a family member in another country if you are a kid?
Your parents will be taking care of perhaps sending flowers to the family of a departed loved one. If you feel you want to do more and know them well then ask your parents if you can buy a sympathy card to go along with their card.
Can a minor be emancipated if another family member can take care of them?
In order for a minor to be emancipated, they have to show proof that they can provide for thierself. If another family member is caring for them, then they do not qualify for emancipation.
Can you collect unemployment if you have to move to another state because a family member is sick?
Because each state makes their own determination on eligibility, some allow it while others do not. It's best to check with your own state's employment security office for clarification. Answer First you have to qualify for unemployment. I was able to move from Texas to Arizona. The amount was… less since it was based on Arizona rules. You still have to carefully document your job hunting activities. (MORE)
Is it proper to pass on a family members medical issues to another family member?
In most cases no, it is not proper to pass on a family members medical issues to another family member. If the problem is serious it is up to you to tell the person that told you that they should let certain family members know, but, if they refuse then keep their information private. The doctor of …any patient cannot discuss any medical information with anyone in the family; not even the spouse because it comes under the privacy act. (MORE)
How do you move a sims3 family to another town?
Another town? so from like moonlight bay to Lighthouse bay? you cant. sorry. but ds and ps3 have different towns... but hey. isn't the town already good enough?
Can you move at fourteen to another family members house without your parents consent in PA?
No you can only move as a minor with parental consent or wait until you are emancipated. In some states you can apply for emancipation at 16 if you fill the criteria, otherwise you have to wait until you are 18 and get emancipated naturally.
Can you move at fifteen to another family members house with out parent consent in Washington?
No you can only move as a minor with parental consent or wait until you are emancipated. In some states you can apply for emancipation at 16 if you fill the criteria, otherwise you have to wait until you are 18 and get emancipated naturally.
Can a 14 year old girl move in with another family member?
Legally speaking, the parents of a 14 year old are responsible for that child's welfare. If the parents don't object to her moving in with an older sister or an aunt or something, then there's no problem. If, however, the parents do object, then she can't do so; or at least, she can't do so witho…ut a court order. (MORE)
Can a 16-year old legally move out without parents permission in Tennessee and live with another family member if there are signs of verbal domestic abuse?
Generally, unless the minor is in actual physical danger, minorscan't move out without the permission of either their parents orlegal guardians or a court. Can you petition a court for permission? Sure. Can you just do iton your own? Heck no, and if you try it and your parents feel likebeing nasty …about it they could even get the other family member introuble. (MORE)
How can you change the executor of a will after the death of the family member from a solicitor to another family member?
You have to apply to the probate court. If they find it in the best interests of the estate, they may allow it.