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If you live with your boyfriend and your seventeen can you legally get a piercing?
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I would like to move out with my seventeen boyfriend and im sixteen. How old do you have to move?
You have to be 18 to move out and live on your own legally. If its okay with your parents, you can go to court, and legally become an adult at 16 or 17 depending on where you live.
Can a seventeen year old live on his own legally?
court emancipation.
Can a seventeen year old female legally move in with her 20 year old boyfriend without parental consent?
They certainly may not do so. Until they reach the age of majority, they are required to live where their parents say they live.
Can a seventeen year old girl legally move in with her boyfriends parents in Missouri?
In Missouri, the legal age of majority is 18. A seventeen year old can only move out with parental consent or through legal emancipation. Without proper documentation, the parents of the minor could report her as a runaway.
Can two seventeen year old people move out of their homes and live together legally?
no not without parental concent
Can wife live with boyfriend legally?
in every country I'm aware of: yes
Can you legally kick your seventeen year old out in Wisconsin?
Sorry, you remain responsible for them. You can make arrangements for them to live somewhere else.
You are 16 and pregnant and your boyfriend is 19 can you get an apartment and live together legally?
No, and he should be in prison.
Can you move out with your boyfriend if your 17?
Yes, but depending on where you live only if you're legally emancipated.
If you are 16 can you legally move out and live with your boyfriend who will be 20 if you are emancipated?
Yes at 16 you can move out in most parts of the world. And you can stay with your boyfriend .
Can you move out at 18 and live at your boyfriend's house and still go to high school in Nevada legally?
No.
How can you move out of your parents house when you are seventeen if there are not any emancipation laws?
If you live in the US... You'd have to get your parents permission, but even then, they are still legally responsible for you.
