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If the 16 year old has a job and can be self reliant, she could file for an emancipation hearing with the local court. If she was emanciapted, she would be on her own to do what she wants to do.

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Q: If both parents have custody of a 16 year old who want to move out and one parent wants to help what can they do?
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