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NO! You will be emancipated in any of the ways: Marriage, court ordered, turn 18 or join the armed services. Mainly teenage parents find this to be true, but it isnt. You are still responsible for your child, but until you are emancipated you are still under control of your parents. The reason being in Texas you can not enter legal contracts until the age of 18... examples: leases, owning cars/ house, opening lines of credit.
What else can I help you with?
Can you get married without parental consent if you are 17 and pregnant?
Only if you get emancipated.
Can a pregnant fifteen year old get married without parental consent?
No. You are not emancipated.
Can a 17 year old pregnant girl move out without parental consent?
No, she is not emancipated.
Can you move out without parental consent if 16 pregnant and married?
Yes, if you are married you are emancipated.
Can a emancipated 16 year old get married in La without parental consent?
Yes, if she is emancipated.
Can a pregnant minor get married without parental permission if she is pregnant?
A minor- pregnant or not- cannot marry without parental consent.
Can a 16 year old who is pregnant and lives in New York State move out of her parents house without parental permission?
THEY COULD IF THEY GO TO COURT AND GET EMANCIPATED
Can a 16 year old who is pregnant and wants to move in with her boyfriend to help raise the baby legally move out without parental permission in the state of NH?
No, not unless she gets married (which requires parental permission) or is emancipated.
Can you move out at 17 in ca?
With parental consent? Yes Without? No, unless emancipated
In san antonio Texas Can a pregnant 17 year old girl move out without consent of the mother if she has a safe stable place to live?
No, she will need parental permission until she is emancipated.
Are you legally emancipated when you join the military and can you get married without parental consent?
Yes you are and yes you can.
Can a minor do homeschool without parental consent?
Not unless you have been legally emancipated by the court.
