If she has custody of you legally, yes she could make you come back. It would be best if you try and talk to her about this before you go running off.
In Washington State, a parent can ask their child over 18 to leave the house, but it's best to approach the situation carefully. You may want to seek guidance from a legal professional to understand your options and ensure you handle the situation in a way that respects everyone's rights. Consider setting clear expectations and boundaries before taking any action.
In Florida, a 17-year-old can choose which parent to live with if both parents are willing to provide care. However, it is advisable for the parents to formalize the change in living arrangement through a court-approved custody agreement to avoid legal issues.
The legal age of majority in most places is 18. In some cases, a seventeen-year-old may be considered a runaway if they leave home without permission. You can contact law enforcement if you are concerned for their safety, but they may not force the minor to return home unless there are extenuating circumstances.
No, parents have full responsibility of you until you are 18 regardless of curfew. If you leave your house without a parents consent they can call the police to come get you. The only way you can leave the house without your parents consent is if you were to get emancipated, which in simple terms is the same thing as if you were to turn eighteen.
Yes, in Missouri, the legal age of majority is 18. However, if you leave home at 17 without parental consent, your parents could involve law enforcement to bring you back, as you are still considered a minor.
they leave forever and never come back so they can save money in another state.
No. You mother's illness is not your landlord's fault.
Yes.
coming back
Yes, you go over to your husband's house and you demand to get your phone back! And if he doesn't give it to you, don't leave without it! And worst comes to worst just get another phone :)
Leave me alone or get of my case.
No. The police return her home, rather she wanted to return or not; a minor does not get to decide where she lives--her parents decide that.
To Go Back Just Go Where You Came In And Your Out
Sulk back to him or leave the house and count to ten
Call her! if you both feel the same way then it is worth the hard work a long distance relationship takes.
You would be a runaway. Most likely will the police bring you back but not put you in jail. Your uncle and aunt will go to jail though for kidnapping since they do not have your parents consent to have you live with them. You can not decide where to live until you are 18.
Actually, its 14. as long as your living with some one over the age of 18. (guardian) if your living with a guardian you can leave as early as 14, you might have some trouble if your parents want you back but you can legally get away with it.