Yes.
The 16 year old female is legally responsible for herself, since marriage emancipates you. There is no marriage where a spouse is your legal guardian. Marriage is equal.
In Washington state, parents are generally responsible for providing food, shelter, and care for their children until the age of 18. Parents cannot legally kick out a child at the age of 16 unless there are special circumstances, such as the child being legally emancipated or approval from a court. It is important to seek legal advice if you are facing this situation.
If they are emancipated, yes.
The only issue would be whether or not there was a responsible adult party.
Answer: Legally, no not unless you have a parents permission. Even if you did have a parents permission you really don't have say so in where you live.
You cannot, legally. Why would you want to?
No. You are still a minor and your parents remain responsible for you until you become an adult.
yes. if its okay with your parents.
Not in most states. They are responsible (signed or not) 'til you reach the age of emansipation.
Always, if you have you parents' permission. They are responsible for you until you reach the age of majority. Until then, they get to decide where you live.
No, only someone "of age" (18 years) can live without parental permission, If they do the parents can be charged with abuse.
Adults are legally responsible for providing for children until they are eighteen years old. However, if children are able to provide for themselves (and most can't), they are able to move out when they are sixteen if they want to - and only if they want to - they can't be forced to leave the family home.