This can be a tough situation. You need advice, and there is plenty of it out there. There are self-help books by the truck load. Counselling services can help. They'll probably spend a few minutes on the phone with you with little or no cost. You might very well need a legal consultation. Can another family member help? There may be parent support groups in your area. Find one and plug in. Church groups may be able to help or point the way to intervention. You are walking a fine line between helping him and enabling him. If you enable him, you disable him. And the more you do it, the more you cripple him. Use the link to the related question for more reading. Best of luck with this one.
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No, you have to be at least 18 and out of high schoo.
No, obtaining a GED does not emancipate you. It may be a factor considered by the judge. And in most cases you cannot take the GED until you reach 18.
You can take Ged courses in Georgia at 16 years of age.
Go to the community college closest to you and enroll your son in their GED program.
The age of majority in FL is 18. A 17-year-old, whether they have a GED or not, is a minor. You can leave home if your parents agree to allow it or if you've been emancipated.
Most states have a minimum age to sit for the GED. It is the age that others their age would be graduating from high school. They would have to wait a year.
The requirements for getting your GED in California can be found at the following web site...www.passged.com/CA-GED-Testing.php Good luck with your future endeavors.
the other guy is right just because you have a GED doesnt make you older but there is a state that you can get married at and its las vegas!
If you can test for and get your GED, you could. As a 9th grader without a GED or Diploma, no. NO branch of the military will accept anyone who doesn't have at the minimum a GED.
How old do you hve to be to get your GED in North Carolina?