In Tennessee can you move out when you're 18 but haven't graduated high school yet?

Answer 1

Actually, yes. You may think that isn't fair but in certain situations it definitely is. It is because they are 18 and that makes them legally an adult whether they don't feel like it or do. This means that you might have to start paying keep in your own home.

Answer 2

I don't believe so... you would have to pass the GED or high school. nce you turn 19, you can take the GED. If you have been denied graduation from high school, see an alternative learning center in the meantime. You can have a degree before the end of the summer. The GED is much tougher than you would expect and will not be viewed as the same in weight as even a HS record with straight D grades. It's true... there is no short cut. Unless... You are really smart... Take a CLEP Test, get Honors HS credit, and test out of high school. CLEP tests will test your regular HS abilities and will give you college credit if you pass. These tests are computer tests and are administered usually daily. Check on that, ok?

Answer 3

yes No, the state's age of majority is 18, graduation from high school does not make the person emancipated unless they have received an order from the court.