until you turn eighteen yes they can keep you from moving out so don't be so quick to talk about october because october isn't here yet and you may not make it to october but your right when you turn eighteen they can't stop you * There are two different state laws that apply to the legal age of a minor. In most states the age is 18, with the exception of Nebraska where it is 19. Then there is the state compulsory education law, which indicates when a student can leave school. In some states the law only allows a student to leave school at the age of legal or majority if the student has finished the grade in which they became the legal age; and likewise will require the student to finish that school year.
You may legally move out at a age 18; or 16 with parents permission.
Parents can legally stop their children from moving out if they are minors and/or financially dependent on them. They have a duty to provide for their children and can make decisions in their best interest until they reach the legal age of majority.
Yes, once you are eighteen you are legally an adult and there is nothing legally binding that can keep your parents from letting you move put or really do anything.
Legally, parents cannot prevent a child who is 18 years old from moving out in Ohio as individuals over 18 are considered adults. However, parents may try to influence their child's decision or make it challenging for them to leave.
If you want to move out and be with the guy u want to then just think about ur parents and ur life.
If you are moving from your parent's home, the only items you can legally take are your personal belongings. This means things like clothes, books, movies, etc.
Legally, once you turn 18, you are considered an adult and have the right to make decisions about where you live. Your parents cannot prevent you from moving out once you reach the age of majority. However, it's always a good idea to have open communication with your parents about your plans.
Not unless whome ever you are moving in with can be made your legal guardian. Regardless of wether or not you have your parents permission, they are legally responsible to provide and care for you until you are at least 17 and can be emancipated.
If you are not yet at the age of emancipation in your state, and/or have not been emancipated by court action, you could be forced to return to your parents/guardians home. Your parents/guardians are STILL legally responsible for everything you do and your actions even if you move out.
Yup. But to do this legally, you have to marry a cow and have three children with a single sheep. ( before moving out.)
With parental consent, yes, as long as you're moving to a safe and appropriate environment. However, your parents are still legally responsible for you.
Unless you have parental permission you will need to be legally emancipated. This is a difficult process unless you have their permission. In some states you can get emancipated through marriage or joining the military, but again, you usually need your parents' permission.