That would be a determination made by the court. Legal guardianship differs from parental custody in the respect that the appointed guardians are responsible for answering directly to the court for actions of the minor. That being the case, it would be a simple matter for the court to issue an order to have the minor returned to the custodial family or remanded to juvenile authorities to await a hearing on the issue.
It depends on which country or area you live in, in the UK for example, anyone under 18 leaving home without parental consent should supposedly be traced by the police and returned home, however this if often not the case as it is difficult to trace people who do not want to be located and given the large amount of teenagers who run away from home every year, it is a near impossible task. Assuming that the system in place in your jurisdiction is similar to this, if caught you would probably be returned home with a verbal warning from the police. If you manage to evade the police then it is possible that life could be very difficult for someone as young as 17 leaving home, especially if they have no means of income, many teenage people who run away end up on the streets begging or are forced into prostitution. For these reasons such action is inadvisable unless it would be preferable to conditions at home. Other consequences to bear in mind could be things like the effect on parents or carers who in most cases would be distressed if their child ran away and the fact that once someone leaves it can be difficult to return if they change their mind.
You will get in trouble if they know where you are but if your bf won't hide you you shouldn't be together
In Texas, running away from home is considered a status offense. The minor could be taken into custody by law enforcement and placed with child protective services. Parents or legal guardians may also face legal consequences if they are found to have been negligent in supervising the minor. The minor could be returned home or placed in a temporary shelter or foster care depending on the circumstances.
Do you mean running away from home? By 18 you are legally an adult, so for running away from home, no, but if you are kidnaped they will still search for you.
In Oregon, running away from home is considered a status offense rather than a criminal offense. This means that minors who run away can be taken into custody and returned to their parents or guardians, but they are not criminally charged. However, repeatedly running away could lead to more serious consequences and intervention from social services.
you are a tool
if your caugh running away, u will be put in foster home, or in a detension center
no it is not crime
Running away may lead to temporary relief or escape, but it can also bring about negative consequences such as being in danger, experiencing hardships, and feeling isolated or lost. It's important to seek help and support when feeling overwhelmed or dealing with difficult situations instead of running away.
She didn't know if it was the right thing to do and she knew that there were many dangerous things out in the wood
you tell me
There are laws in the state of Maine for running away. It is illegal for to run away from home before you are 18 years of age or without your parent's consent.
If they get out let them run away so then you can call the cops and tell your kids they can get out of jail by making them to stop running away.