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Can an 18-year-old in Indiana move out of their parent's house if they are still in high school even if the parents would resist strongly?
An 18 year old can indeed move out of their parents house even if they are in high school and their parents would resist. This 18 year old is legally an adult.
Can an 18 year old in Kansas move out of her parents house even though she is in high school?
In Kansas, an 18 year old can move out of her parents home. Even if she is still in school, when she turns 18 she is an adult.
Can you move out from your parents and be free of their custody without permission when you are 18 even if you are not graduated from high school?
That will depend on the laws in the jurisdiction in question. In most places high school is not a requirement.
What is Parkwood High School's motto?
The motto of Parkwood High School is 'Moving from good to great'.
Can an 18 year old move out in Indiana if they are still in high school?
Yes. The legal age of majority is 18 in the US. BUT, if you want your parents to pay for your graduation and possibly college, stay there until graduation.
If you are 18 and you decide to drop out of high school in NYS do child services or your high school contact your parents and inform them that you dropped out?
yes, your parents will be notified
Can Indiana parents evict an 18 year old child who is still in high school particularly if they are endangering the family?
Yes, in Indiana a person is considered an adult at the age of 18 even if they are still in high school. This gives the parents rights to kick the son or daughter out for any reason.
Is there anyway i can drop out from high school in Illinois even though I'm sixteen?
i belive you need a parents permission and you need to obtain a GED
How will moving affect your high school education and career goals?
Not
How do you find the perfect high school for you?
I asked my parents
Who can sign teens out of high school?
their parents that as a i.d
Do Students get to pick there High school instead of their parents?
no
