A minor may legally file for emancipation at the age of 14. Unless they file for emancipation become emancipated, they can not just decide to move away from home with another family member.
You can legally leave your parents house at 16.
If the parents give permission, they can leave the child. They may have to appoint a guardian in state.
its up to the parents in the state of georgia.
Depends on the state your living in.
If you get emancipated by the state . If not then you have to wait until your 18 .
Not until you are 18.
depends on state law that you live in...your parents have to go back to court if the dad doesn't agree to it
Until your reach the age of majority, you are the responsibility of your parents.
No. Until you are 18 your parents decide.
No state in the US permits marriage between niece and uncle.
* Most people have a Will drawn up and each individual has a right to leave part or all of their Estate to anyone they choose and this includes churches to charities. Until the Will is read then no one in this case will know if they are an heir or not. ==Additional Answer== * If the childless widower died intestate then his property will pass according to the laws of intestacy of the state where he lived. In that case his wife's niece would generally not be an heir. You can check the laws of your state at the related question below.
no you have to be 18. when you're 17 you are still under your parents control. 18 you're free to do whatever you choose.
You have to go to court and petition for custody. Unless her parents are unfit you will not get custody though.
The is not law granting you this right, so it's up the a Probate Court.
If you have attained the legal age requirement for the state. Check with your local government offices.
Yes, because it's your choice and if your parents choose to take you to the far away school only if it`s in your state
Yes, it is a violation of church and state. Parents have a right to choose the religious education of their children.