Yes, your parents have to agree that you can live there so the other adult can be your legal guardian. Or you have to go to a court and prove that your life at home with either parent is bad and that life with the other adult is stable and they are responsible, etc. It may be hard to get it done, but if living with your parents is really bad, it will be worth the effort. They may suggest some counseling for all of you to see if you can be happy with one of your parents. I think you should talk to your mom and dad and tell them how you are feeling.
If you are asking this question for yourself, I have no doubt that you have reason to consider your parents 'unstable'. If this is the case and their behaviour or treatment of you is likely to cause you harm, then you would be very unlikely to be forced to do to remain in their care.
If another person is willing to undertake your care, they should be assessed by Social Services as a carer. If you go to live with this person without your parents consent and they complain then the Social Services will be required to investigate the circumstances.
They may decide that your new carer is not suitable, in which case you will be faced with foster care or residential care as the only alternatives to being with your parents.
Only go to these lengths if you are 100% sure that your 'stable adult' is likely to pass muster with the authorities. Good Luck
No but the state will put you in fostercare unless you know someone who is willing to be your fosterparent.
Yes but he would still be responsible for child support unless the child is adopted by another adult willing to take legal responsibility for the child.Yes but he would still be responsible for child support unless the child is adopted by another adult willing to take legal responsibility for the child.Yes but he would still be responsible for child support unless the child is adopted by another adult willing to take legal responsibility for the child.Yes but he would still be responsible for child support unless the child is adopted by another adult willing to take legal responsibility for the child.
Absolutely. There is no rule stating that someone can only love one person at a time.They can love their parents, children, friends... themselves... and the latter is usually what it really is when they tell you they love you (and now I mean romantic involvement) and another at the same time. Of course they can do that. But are you really willing to sell yourself that cheap?
If they are willing to be emancipated, as than they will have that right. see links
Sure, all you need is to find someone willing to pay for building another moon rocket.
Even if your parents are willing to allow emancipation, the court still has to approve it. They would require that you be able to fully support yourself, so depending on your boyfriend to provide (even partial) support would not meet that requirement. With that said, if there is abuse, then report it!
He needs to be out of jail so that he may support his child and to be held accountable
A cornerstone is one of the stones that supports the entire weight of the building. If someone doesn't want to be one for you, they're letting you know that they are not willing to support you totally. They want you to support yourself instead.
One way is if the child is adopted by someone else who is willing to become responsible for supporting the child. Otherwise you need to petition the court to modify or terminate the child support order.
You can sell anything that another person is willing to purchase.You can sell anything that another person is willing to purchase.
I would be willing to bet on it.
The bid price is the price that someone is willing to pay for that stock, the ask price is what someone is willing to sell that stock for. If the stock is up to $1, for example, when you buy it the lowest someone is willing to sell it for could be $1.01, and someone else may be willing to buy it at $.99.