Only if YOUR parents agree to it. I know that this is a really hard time (because I've been through it), and maybe you don't want to "choose sides" by choosing who to live with, but staying with one of your parents is probably the best scenario. If you really don't care which parent you want to live with, maybe you could tell your parents that you want them to decide - that way the weight of making the decision is off your shoulders. However, if you do care which parent you would prefer to live with, let them know. The other parent should not blame you because you're not the one choosing the divorce. Whatever you decide, good luck, and God Bless.
It depends on where you live. In the United States, in some states, they will not press runaway charges on a 17 year old, but you can't be legally responsible for yourself with out getting emancipated which can make life a bit more difficult. I wouldn't bother trying to get emancipated, though, it's not worth it unless you have quite a long time to go before you turn 18. I would check with your state laws and find out what their runaway policies are. Also, counseling might be able to help mend the rift between you and your parents.
No.
Yes it is.My friends that is a boy said that it is hard to live when your parents are divorced.I do not want to live the way my friend lived.
you can either be happy about it (i highly doubt it), or you can choose which parent to live with, or live with a different relative
you have to fight for custody
Cena's ParentsJohn Cena's parents aren't dead yet, and they live in the USA. My friend knows them because he married a girl who is a neighbour of John Cena's parents!
Yes you are a minor. You would need parental consent to move.
Niall lived with his dad
About 50-60%
No, he lived with his Dad. Parents were divorced.
They live with their dad because their parents are divorced.
It depends on the circumstances.
probly not but henry did only live with his mom