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Can a 17 yr old female marry her 20 yr old boyfriend if they have a child together and have parental consent in the state of Ohio?
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Can a female minor move out with her boyfriend with parental consent?
If the parents give their permission, a child can live anyplace that is safe. And the child would have to be above the age of consent for there to be any sexual activity.
In the state of Texas can a 16 year old pregnant female marry her 18 year old boyfriend without parental consent?
No. In the state of TX, pregnant or not, a minor needs parental permission in order to marry.
Can a 17 year old female move in with her 18 year old boyfriend in Oklahoma legally?
Only with parental permission as long as she is a minor. Age of consent is 16 there.
Can a 16 year old female with parental consent marry a male that is 20 yrs old in the state of Illinois?
Yeah, it is perfectly legal as you are 16 and have parental consent.
Can a 16 year old female marry her 18 year old boyfriend in Oklahoma?
I'm pretty sure you can with parental consent. Look up the laws though for your state and country.
In Oklahoma can a female who is 19 and a male who is 16 date without parental consent?
No.
Can a 17-year-old female get married without parental consent in Texas?
No.
Can 17 year old female marry in Texas?
Yes, with parental consent.
Can a 17 year old female marry a 20 year old male without parental consent?
No, you need parental consent if either person is under the age of 18.
Can a 17 year old female move in with her 18 year old boyfriend if they are having a child?
Laws vary from state to state. Technically, only with parental consent unless you are over 18.
Is there anywhere in Missouri where a 16-year-old female can get married to a 19-year-old male without parental consent?
No. Missouri requires that you be 18 to marry without parental consent.
Can a 17 year old male marry a 19 year old female in Arizona with parental consent?
Yes, with parental permission.
