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yesit is very so legal. Aslong as you are in the same country. However if you are moving to a new country you will require both parents to sign a consent form.
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Is seventeen a legal age to move out in New Hampshire?
No.
What is the legal age a child can move out from home in the US?
The legal age is 18 years old, when you officially are an adult, but if you're seventeen and you got legal papers signed by your parents then you can also move out.
Is seventeen the legal age to move out in il?
You need parental consent to move until you are 18.
Is it legal to move out at seventeen?
it depends were you are at it could be but you are considered and adult at age 18
Can you move out at seventeen with out being emancipated?
It may not be legal, but it has been done. If your parents agree to it, you are not likely to have any legal problems.
Is it legal for a seventeen year old with a GED to legally move out in the state of Oregon?
Not really but you will have to tell them WHY
Can a seventeen year old move out without being legally emancipated in Georgia?
You need to have a legal guardian until you are 18.
If you move out at seventeen because your dad is bipolar is that legal?
No. If the home is unsafe, contact social services, they will assist you in getting help.
Is it illegal to move out your house at seventeen years of age if you move in with a family member?
Is it illegal to move out your house at seventeen
Could a seventeen year old move out and live with a legal adult without parental consent?
well my parents don't let me move out till im 18
Can seventeen year old move out in the state of virgina and not get into trouble?
you can if you get a signed legal document from your parents that they will not be responsible for you anymore and give you permission
Can a seventeen year old boy move out in Missouri?
In Missouri, the legal age of majority is 18. This means that a seventeen year old would typically need parental consent or court approval to move out. However, there are exceptions for situations like emancipation, marriage, or military enlistment. It's best to consult with a legal professional for guidance specific to your situation.
