That depends on what you mean by "right." If you're 18, you're an adult. If you think you can behave like one and support yourself and believe you're ready to live responsibly and independently, then there's nothing wrong with finding your own place, or sharing one with a roommate. However, many people still look disapprovingly upon people "cohabitating" or living together outside of marriage. Many consider "fornication" -- that is, having sexual relations with someone other than one's spouse -- to be immoral, even sinful. I suspect you don't share those beliefs. If you don't, there's little wrong with what you are proposing.
18 is the age of majority. With parental permission you can move in earlier, but must be over the age of consent.
The legal age of majority in Florida is eighteen (18).
Legal age in Oklahoma is 18 unless you get permition or emancipation.
If your legal guardian denies your right to move out at 18 while still in high school, you would generally need to follow the laws regarding emancipation or seek legal help to assert your rights. In some cases, you may need to involve authorities such as child protective services or seek counseling to mediate the situation. It's important to ensure that your well-being and safety are the top priorities.
If you are within 5 months of turning 18 you can move out and your parnets can't do nothing about it.
18-years-old.
i might be the only guy left to think this but, don't sleep with your boyfriend... unless you're married
You should move in with your boyfriend when you feel your ready to.
No. Because it's statutory rape no matter which person is under age.
Parents have the right to make a child move out after he attains 18 years of age.
If you are ready.
he's right. 18.