Absolutely, the person in question is of legal age and the parent(s) can request he/she leave the residence and they do not need a specific reason for doing so. If the adult child refuses to leave voluntarily and the parent(s) so choose they can enlist the aid of law enforcement personnel. Please be advised that the young adult does have the legal right to take such personal property as belongs to her/him, including those items which were given or assumed to be given as gifts, and/or a vehicle titled in their name only. The person must be lawfully evicted, and cannot be just thrown out.
Yes, I believe this is the case across the U.S., except possibly Texas. Apparently in Texas the police will not force 17-year-olds to return to their parents. Another option is to get legally emancipated by a court.
no. once your pregnant ,texas see's you as an adult
Legally you can not force your child to give up the custody. They are the guardian of their child and not you, no matter how old they are.
Legally no. You are the guardian of the child.
Eighteen year-olds have reached the age of majority and are legally considered adults under the law, so parents can not legally force an 18 year-old to take a drug test. However, the situation is complicated if the 18 year-old is still living with their parents because parents can also legally force 18 year-olds out of their house.
Yes, in Texas, if you are a minor who is 17 years old, the police can take you back home if they believe you are in danger or at risk. Texas law considers 17-year-olds as minors and subject to parental control.
YES it aplies to all people not just adults your parents cannot legally force you to practice a religion
Well since the child is underage probably, but they really shouldn't.
No. It is against the law. I'm sure it happens in some parts of Florida, but not legally.
No, you have to have reached the age of majority which is 18. However, if you do leave they can not force you back but that is NOT the same thing as legally moving out.
In Texas, the legal age of majority is 18. However, minors who are 17 years old may be able to move out under certain circumstances, such as with parental consent or through a court order. It is advisable to seek legal advice to understand your rights and responsibilities before making any decisions.
Parents decide where the child will live and if they are moving they have to come with.