If the custodial parent has given consent for such living arrangements there should be no problems, with the following exceptions. The minor's other parent shares custodial rights and objects to the situation. There is proof of sexual activity, Ohio age of consensual sex is 16, with the following stipulation(s), Sect. 2907.07 (paraphrasing) 'any person who engages in sexual activity with a minor who is four years older or more is guilty of a misdemeanor in the 1st degree for Corruption of a Minor'. The Ohio compulsory education law requires a minor to remain in school until reaching the age of 18. It would be in the best interest of all parties involved to have written documentation from the custodial parent. The content should cover, living arrangements, educational and medical issues and the payment of support (if any). Be advised written consent from the custodial parent will NOT supersede any laws pertaining to the minor-adult relationship or compulsory education and so forth. This means the male adult could be charged with a crime(s) any other involved adult could be held accountable by the authorities for such issues as contributing to the corruption/delinquency, endangerment and other possible charges.
You can not move unless you have parental permission or turn 18. The age of consent is 16 so you are allowed to give consent for sex if you move.
Because some the treatments need Parental Consent and they are still a minor!
No you can not. You must be 16 with parents consent. 18+ consent is not needed
There are some very specific things---in some states--where parental consent is not needed. In most situations, though, a parent is required to give consent when a minor legally cannot give his / her own consent.
NO. And you attempt to do this, boyfriend's parents are likely going to find themselves facing a truckload of legal problems.
No. There are only a few things that a child can do without parents' consent, and moving in with a boyfriend is not one of them.
Your 18 year old boyfriend pretty much has to consent, or there's no marriage. If you're underage, you must obtain the consent of your parents or legal guardians (or, in some places, a court). No one else can do this, and very specifically your boyfriend cannot.
There could be problems. The age of consent in California is 18. Yes, he can be charged with sexual crimes.
No. And the boyfriend's parents could very well find themselves facing criminal charges for taking her in.
Only with parental consent.
No.
What do you mean by how? You have parental consent and you are also age of consent so you can just move.
You can not move out before 18 without parental consent and you can not legally have sex with your boyfriend until you are 17, which is the age of consent in NYC.
He needs parental consent to move out until he is 18.
Parental permission is important and a key factor. However, part of it will depend on the boyfriend as well. Technically, she is under the age of consent, and therefore sexual contact could be a crime. And the parents cannot consent to a crime.
If the crush is above the age of consent, but she did not consent to the sex (or if she were unconscious) the young man will be charged with "rape".If the crush is below the age of consent, and she did not consent (or was unconscious), the young man will probably be looking at "aggravated rape".If the crush is below the age of consent, but she did consent to the sex, the young man may be charged with "statutory rape".If the crush is above the age of consent, and she did consent to the sex, no crime has been committed.The fact that she has a boyfriend is irrelevant.-Additional circumstances may constitute additional charges.
Not in the United States. A minor requires parental consent.