If a stepparent has not legally adopted a non biological child, then he or she has no legal right to make any decision concerning the child. If the mother retains full custody of the minor the decision can be made solely by her as long as such a decision is not contrary to existing laws of the resident state. If there is joint custody between the two biological parents, the parent with whom the child does not reside would have to file suit to prevent the minor from moving in with a significant other.
Her mother's new boyfriend/husband is called Phil.
Depends on what state you're in.
Slyly hint to him that your mother still has feelings for your father.
No, he can't. It can, and if mother objects strongly enough, it probably will be considered kidnapping.
Yes, you are still a minor and not an adult.
it just depends on how commited you think the relationship is. I know i started calling my stepdad "dad" withen a couple of months of him dating my mother, because i never had a true father figure in my life at the time
Not without parental permission (the fact that she's a mother means nothing--she's still a minor, and becoming a mother did not 'gain' her any adult rights)
Wrong, as in illegal, would depend on what state you are in and what activities you in engage in together.
Anne Cox-Mother Robin Twist- Stepdad Gemma Styles- Sister
Her husband. My dad/stepdad.
If he is naming the minor involved as the reason for the order, then no, he would not be able to do so as he is not the biological parent. However, if he is placing the order for himself and the protection of his property then he has every legal right to take the action. Therefore if the minor lives in a home that is owned by the stepfather the young man in question would be barred from the residence if the order was granted.
If you give your boyfriend's mother a Mother's Day card, you can simply say "Happy Mother's Day."