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Can you move in with your grandmother if your dad says you can?
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∙ 16y ago
I dont know much about the laws but if your dad says so why not?
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∙ 16y ago
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If you are 16 and your dad says its ok for you to move out but your mom says no can you still move out?
no you can not
Is your dad's aunt your great aunt?
That is correct, like your Dad's grandmother is your great grandmother.
Are you related to your dad's dad's mom?
She would be your great grandmother.
How can a 16 year old move to her anuts if her mom says yes and dad says no?
you cant you are not an adult yet... run away
What is the legal age in California that a child can decide which parent they want to live with?
well for Califonia specificly I don't know but when my parents got divorced I was told I could decide when I was 14 but if you want to move in with a parent who say no you cant for example I wanted to move in with my dad he said no so I couldn't but If lets say you want to move in with your dad and your mom says no but your dad says its ok then you still can move in with your dad. You still have to go through the court system to make it official.
You live in Missouri dad has talked to lawyer and he says 18 what age can you move out at?
he's right. 18.
What does Justin Biebers dad and grandmother play?
flute
Name three animals that leave in the rainforest?
your mom, your dad, and your grandmother.
Can a 17 year old girl move out of her house in Texas if her legal gardian says nomom but dad says yes?
The decision resides with the parent who retains legal custody.
What the correct capitalization of the sentence Dad took us to visit grandmother's ranch?
Only the first word of the sentence would be capitalized. It should read "Dad took us to visit grandmother's ranch."
What would you call your mom's mom and dad?
Your dad's mum and dad are your paternal grand parents, they are your granddad and your grandma.
What if my dad's grandmother and my mom's dad were half brother and sister?
The relationship is legal--the distance from the common family are generations removed.
