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A 17-year-old can move out, but certain conditions must be met. They must obtain a family law lawyer to help with the legal aspects of emancipation and be a legal resident of Texas. They must be able to prove that they are able to support themselves on their own.
It is very difficult to be emancipated under the age of 18, and it is the responsibility of the minor to prove their case. The judge looks for several things, including whether the person is capable of making a living and supporting themselves. Also, they try to determine whether the child will be able to mentally handle the rigors of life on their own.
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In Texas, a 17 year old can move out of her parents' home legally. However, she cannot move in with an 18 year old boy because the legal age of consent, in Texas, is 18 for women. To move in with him would risk a charge of statutory rape.
In the state of Texas, yes
To move out legally you need parental consent until you are 18yo if you wish to move out.
Legal age to move out without parental permission is 18 in Texas.
If you mean 'can' you do this, then the answer is yes, as long as the 17-year-old has parental consent to get married.
If a 17 year old drives in Texas with a permit, the 17 year old will be driving in Texas with a permit.
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can a 17 year old move out on their own can a 17 year old move out on their own
Only with parental consent.
No. As long as you are under 18 you are a minor in Texas.
No, a 17 year old can not move out with a 19 year old in Illinois without parent approval. If the 17 year old has approval, they can move out.
If a 17 year old wants to move in with an 18 year old then the person who is 17 needs to ask their parents to move in with this friend scince the 17 year old is not an official adult
yes it is, the legal age in Texas is 17 :)
No he cannot. If you are not emancipated, your parents have custody of you.
not unless you have been amanciapted
Under Texas law the police can not take a 17 year old into custody and return them to their parents. BUT anyone they move in with can be charged with harboring a runaway (except certain family members).
Yes, she can move in with her boyfriend. She will have to have parental permission.
If you give permission to her. Otherwise she will have to wait until married or turning 18.
Yes, you can date. And even more. The age of consent in Texas is 17. The parents of the 17 year old may prohibit it though.
Does the 17 year old have a child?
The texas statute states that full age of emancipation is 18 years.However - the statute does allow for a 17 year old to become emancipated on their own IF THEY ARE SELF-SUPPORTINGor are LEGALLY MARRIED.
In Texas if the parents give you permission. Otherwise you have to wait until you are an adult at 18.
There are no laws about dating. There are laws about sexual activity. The age of consent in Texas is 17.
can a 17 year old move away from home in the state of S.C?
Yes, in Ohio a 17 year old with a child can move out. Most places do recognize a 17 year with a child as an adult.
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