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What are the laws on having a child at age 14 and not telling your parents?
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∙ 18y ago
i would say that if u are the child then i would not even be thinking about that grow up first cause u definitely can not work and take of a child when u are a child yourself and chances are if your parents find out who he is then he may end up in jail for rape charges if u are the parent then i would get a better hold of this girl and watch who she is hanging out with, and sound like u can not let her out of your site cause she is going to do what she think she can to have a baby and there laws against boys for situations like this....
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∙ 18y ago
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What the relationship between child and his parents?
its so annoying always telling you wat to do
does homeschooling go by the same laws in reguards to child support?
The child support laws are the same for parents who are homeschooling.
Your stepson is 17 and wants to move out with a friend and his parents are there any laws to stop this?
{| |- | There is the law that say the parents are responsible for their child until they reach the age of majority. This is 18 in most states. And the parents get to determine where the child lives. |}
Do father have to pay child support if child lives on their own with boyfriend?
Usually it deppends on the state that you live in and their laws. In the state that i live in, at the age of 17 the child can move out of the families household and the parents still have to pay for the child's living. that is only if the parents sign a paper so that the child is legally responsible for themselves.
What if a child 16 years old is forced to pay rent to live at home what are the laws to protect the child?
i live i Norway the rules it that the parents have to raise the child until the age of 18 and no child have to be forced to pay rent to live at home Child labor laws. Get a job Kid.
What if you have a child also can you still be emancipated from your parents?
This depends on the state laws in which you live. In Alabama once you have a child you are considered an adult. This does not matter if you are twelve or seventeen, if you have one kid you are automatically emancipated in the laws eyes. A good idea would be to see what your state laws are on child birth and/or emancipation.
What are the child custody laws for unwed parents in VA?
When the parents aren't married the mother has sole custody of her child. Once paternity has been established the father can petition for joint custody or visitation rights. A child support order will also be issued at that time. See the link provided below for a sample booklet on never married parents questions and rights in Massachusetts and a link for child custody laws in the US.
Can a father assign his parents as guardians of his child?
Yes. A father can assign his parents as guardians of his child. They will make excellent guardians while he is in jail. A father may not appoint his parents guardians if the child's natural mother is still alive and is able to care for the child. The natural parent has the prior right to guardianship, even over someone appointed by a person having equal right to be guardian. The right to appoint other people as guardians is governed by state law which may vary. You must check your own state's laws to be certain.
Can you be 9 to work at Pet co?
No, child labor laws. Unless one of your parents own it or something. Lol
What is the legal age to leave child home in FL?
There are currently no laws in Florida that govern how old a child has to be to be left home alone. It is essentially up to the parents to decide if their child is ready for it.
Who pays child support and why?
In the US, parents are legally responsible for their children to at least age 18 and sometimes much longer, depending on the laws of the State in which the child resides and whether the child is severely handicapped. Absent parents may be ordered to pay support.
Are the parents of a bride and groom related?
In western (American) culture there is no accepted description of any relation between them. They are simply referred to as 'in laws' of their child's spouse.
