From what I understand, you must meet with a judge and petition for your emancipation. Whatever paperwork your area requires must be correctly filled and filed. Whatever your reasons are for this must be extenuating and very well founded. You should probably seek out a nearby legal service and make an appointment to speak with legal counsel regarding what you're dealing with that gives you cause to desire emancipation. I'm not knowledgable in law or these legalities. This information is for reference only. Emancipation has consequences and responsibilities on you that you might not have considered or wish to have to bear in your youth. Its serious business.
To be emancipated from your adopted parents and live with your dad, you typically need to prove to the court that you are capable of supporting yourself financially, that living with your dad is in your best interest, and that you are mature enough to make decisions on your own. You will need to file a petition for emancipation in court and attend a hearing where a judge will make a decision based on these factors. It's always best to seek legal advice in this process.
You can say, "Dad, would it be possible for me to live with you instead of mom?" Be honest about your feelings and reasons for wanting to live with him. It's important to have an open and respectful conversation with both parents about your living arrangements.
In most places, you can legally choose where to live at age 18. It's advisable to discuss your plans with both parents and, if needed, seek guidance from a legal professional. Remember that maintaining communication with your mom is important, even if you live with your dad.
where does my dad live
No, he doesn't live with his dad.
If you are a minor, you can discuss your preference with your parents and possibly seek mediation or legal advice. It's important to communicate openly and respectfully about your feelings and concerns. Your well-being and happiness should be the top priority for both parents.
Mom and dad might be logical
Emancipation laws vary by state. You need to check the laws of the state that you reside in. Be aware that not all states have an emancipation statute. At a minimum, you would have to provide a valid reason that emancipation would be in your best interest (*just* wanting to move in with Dad is not a valid reason) and prove that you are capable of fully supporting yourself, which doesn
Yes, his mother was a whore, and his dad was a wife basher. He was adopted out after being removed from his parents custody by Children's Services.
OK well I know it can be hard to say, "Hey mom" to your mom that adopted you or say, "thanks dad" to a guy that adopted you but this is now and these are the guardians that are taking care of you so please don't feel uncomfortable calling your foster parents, "Parents". Trust me my dad was adopted and he calls his mom, mom. And don't feel you have to tell all your friends you were adopted cuz i told my friend my dad was and every single time I mentioned my grandparents, she corrected me saying they aren't really my grandparents. I was really mad at her cuz that is confidential.
As long as you are a minor your parents decides this, more correctly your guardian and in this case that would be your mother that you live with (I assume). If your father have not been to court and got visitation or custody rights he can not demand to see you and you need your mothers permission to do so. Where you live is decided by your parents until you turn 18 or get emancipated.
If its okay with your mom and dad if not you have to go to court
18
Ifyou parents get separated you will either live with your mom or dad.
Depending on the emancipation laws in your state. Does your father have parents rights? If so I can teach him how to enforce them. See links
Jeremy his dad live in cananda and his mom live in atlanda,georgia
Niall lived with his dad
No, he lived with his Dad. Parents were divorced.