Can you be 16 and move out without permission in Connecticut?

Answer 1

yes i believe you can... im 16 and i live in ct. ive done a lotta research and i have found that if you are 16 and live in ct, if u ran away, the cops would not have the right to bring u back home, and could not tell ur parents where u are/were. look up emancipaton. that might be the way to go...


You are not yet an adult and unless you go through the process of emancipation, you must submit to your parents will. If you run away you will be ticketed and returned to your parents. If you continue to do so, they can put you into a reform school.



The police would be required to return you to your parents unless you can prove abuse, in which case your parents would be arrested.



You will be an adult very soon. Unless you are in physical danger, enjoy being a kid.
THIS IS A VERY GREY AREA,THE LAWS NEED TO BE CHANGED,ULTIMATELY THE KID WILL END UP SUBMITTING TO THE WILL OF THE COURTS.IF AND ONLY IF BOTH PARENTS ARE ON THE SAME PAGE...........TO ALL OF THE 16,17 YR OLDS THINKING OF DOING THIS
UNLESS YOU ARE BEING PHYSICALLY ABUSED OR NEGLECTED WAKE UP,SUCK IT UP AND
PUT THE TIME YOU SPEND RESEARCHING EMANCIPATION OR YOUR RIGHTS AS A KID AND USE THAT TIME IN A POSITIVE WAY,YOURE STUBBORN AND BADASS NOW BUT IN 2 OR 3 YEARS YOURE "FRIENDS" WILL HAVE REALIZED THAT ITS TIME TO GROW UP AND DO SOMETHING WITH THEIR LIFE AND GUESS WHAT? YOU ARE NOT GOING TO BE PART OF IT,NOW WHAT?WAS IT WORTH IT? JUST DO WHAT YOURE ASKED BE RESPECTFUL AND REMEMBER WHO IS GOING TO BE THERE WHEN ALL YOURE FRIENDS ARE LONG GONE ... ............ SEMPER FI ................

Answer 2

http://www.cga.ct.gov/lco/Statute_Web_Site_LCO.htm

I hope that helped.

Answer 3

With parental consent, yes.