Since legal guardianship was not transferred she can return to Michigan without getting in trouble. She is a legal resident of that state. Furthermore, she is allowed to to travel willingly anywhere she choses within the United States. As far as getting married at such a young age, you two should really think about why that is even necessary. Nothing is stopping you from being boyfriend and girlfriend. When she turns 18 nothing is preventing you from living together. Don't go an do something that is difficult to undo. People change my friend. You'll be able to look back on that fact when you are 30 or so, but for now just trust me. You two might be perfectly happy together. But one thing that is difficult to predict is how much your feelings, interests, or future plans will change. There will always be time to get married if you two truly love each other. But don't do it to prove something or defy her or your parents. It will only hurt you in the end. Good luck.
custodial interference and abduction
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it has no cure and attacks the immune system leaving you defenseless against all the other viruses
It depends on where you are leaving in Michigan. From mid-western Michigan, than about 26 hours (1 day and 2 hours).
The Autobots crash in Lake Erie, Michigan. But after leaving the lake, the Autobots end up in Detroit, Michigan.
Yes, there are small red ants in Michigan that will swarm when disturbed and will bit leaving red welts that are very itchy.
If you were convicted, you should be in custody. But in any case, no, you cannot get away with the punishment just ebcause you left; you would be extradited back to the convicting state once you are caught.
they pevented because they were held against there will against captives.
Yes, the person has been duly convicted and sentenced for a crime. A person leaving the state where probation was imposed without proper authorization is considered a fugitive from justice and is subject to extradition procedure.
I pushed assertively against the door, proving that I was not leaving.
No, in Michigan it is illegal to prevent a 17-year-old from leaving home by taking them to another state without changing residence or legal guardianship. It is considered parental kidnapping and a violation of the child's rights. If this occurs, legal action can be taken to bring the child back.