The parents can give permission for a minor to live with another adult relative or friend. Only the court can appoint a legal guardian. Although the court is open to granting guardianship to qualified adults who volunteer or any the parent(s) might request. Guardianship does not relieve the parents of their obligations. They would be responsible for financial support, medical care, and any other issues applicable under state laws. I was declared an emancipated minor at the age of 17. I had a part-time job, went to high school full-time, and had a vehicle. My mother was unfit at the time and my father lived out of state. The judge determined that I was doing a fine job, with guidance and financial support from my father, and saw the benefits of allowing me to continue in this fashion (i.e. graduate from high school within my community). I have spoken with a D.S.S worker an i asked if you could legally move out at the age of 16.And it was told that yes you can an you do not have to have your parents permission. I don't know if this is for all states or not but this is true in N.C.
Im sixteen and I live with my two sisters and my mother. My mom is never home and I never got along with them. My twin sister and my older sister bully me constantly and mom does nothing about it. My aunt welcomed me to her home and she is also my godmother.I think i will have a better life with her. She is always home and kind and i love her dearly. My parents wont let me live with her. I heard at the age of 16 you can move out legally without your parents permission. Is this true can I? I really hate my life at home I really do...I just want to have a better life
Only if your parents have granted you permission. As a minor your parents are still responsible for you.
Not without parental consent.
A minor can move to a different state to live with an aunt as long as they have permission from their parents.
You can if your parents agree to allow it.
Legally no a 16 year old cannot move in with her best friend to get away from her aunt. You are still a minor. You can go to Child Aid and ask for help and be placed with either another relative or, if your best friend's parents agree possibly live with them.
Yes you can but you have to be able to provide for you and you're sone
You yourself cannot choose to move in and live with your aunt. However, if your parents and aunt agree that you should, then you can. If they can't agree and you, as a child, are endangered in your parent's custody, then a court will decide where you will live and who your legal guardian will be.
you cant move in with my aunt but you can move in to your aunt's with parental consent.
Depends on where you live but most likely no.
you do know you are legally able to move out so if you don't like it then just move out
No to my knowledge, you have to be 18 to legally move without your parents consent.
Your aunt has no rights. If mom and dad say okay, then it is okay.
If there is legitimate reason to move out, you can live with a relative. Or, depending on the state, file for early emancipation.
No it is not legal to move out at 16. Until you are an adult, your parents determine where you live.