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Can a 17 yr old girl move out of her parents house and move in with her boyfriends parents in Pennsylvania legally?
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∙ 16y ago
depends on the laws in your state every state in the u.s. is different.
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What would be the legal steps in order to have a 16 yr old girl move out of her parents home in Pennsylvania to her boyfriends house in New York?
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Can you move into your boyfriends parents house?
You can, but I for one would not recommend it
Can a 16 year old move out of his parents house legally in Pennsylvania?
In Pennsylvania, a minor who is 16 years old cannot move out of their parents' house without their parents' consent. The legal age of adulthood in Pennsylvania is 18, which means that minors under 18 are still under their parents' legal guardianship unless granted emancipation by a court.
Can a 17 year old and her baby move out of her parents house and move in with her boyfriends house without parents consent in indiana?
No you have to be 18.
Can you legally move out of your parents house in Michigan at 16?
yes
Can you legally move out of you parents house at the age17 in Texas?
Yes
How can a 17 year old move out of their house legally in Pennsylvania?
Walk or drive if you have a license.
Can a 17-year-old legally move out of her parents' house without her parents' permission in Louisiana?
No she can not.
Can a 16 year old move out of their parents house without their parents consent in IA?
Not legally.
Can a 17-year-old in Pennsylvania be put out of the house by his parents if he continues to come home under the influence?
No, not legally. But the parents can call the police when he's 'under the influence', and I've known parents who have done it (although granted, it was only after many, many, many warnings to their child).
You are 17 married and live in Indiana can you move out of his parent's house legally and into her parents house?
Yes
What legal options do you have for a child who lives at her boyfriends parents house she is 15 and he is 17?
That would depend on local legislation and who 'you' are.
