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Im 17 and i live with my mom in Washington but i want to live with my dad in California is this leagal?
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∙ 16y ago
Since she's the one with guardianship, no; however you can have guardianship transferred to him...
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Is it leagal for a 16-year-old to live with a grandparent in AIRZONA?
it maybe might be possible i dont see why not but why would you want to.... :l
In california What is the age a child can chose where she wants to live?
The child can chose to live anywhere they want to live in the state of california when they turn 18
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age 18 see links below
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No, Because Canada will give you a better education than America so you will be smarter and then when you want you can go to California and get a job!
Why would you want to live in California?
Some may have relatives there.Others want to just try it.Some are kids and have no choice.
At what age can a child choose which parent they want to live with in Orange County California?
see link
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Why did Washington desperately want a Declaration?
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