Depends upon the context and the state. While most consider an 18 year old an adult, they can still be a dependent. The tax code says that anyone that is dependent upon you for more than 50% of their cost of living.
A thirteen year old is considered a teenager, not a kid.
In most cases, an 18-year-old living in their parents' home is considered a dependent and their eligibility for Medicaid would be based on their parents' income and household size, unless they meet specific criteria for financial independence. It's important to check with the state Medicaid agency for specific rules and requirements.
I personally am 57 years old and I do not consider the age of 30 years old to be particularly old. My 80 year old aunt does not think that my own age of 57 is particularly old. It's all relative.
yes.
No, 47 is not old. It could be considered to be middle-aged.
Not much since at 18, a teen is considered an adult, but an 18yr can still be considered a "dependent"
Yes, they have the right to tell them to leave. Once the child is an adult, age 18, the parents are no longer legally responsible for them. They can even charge them with trespassing if they don't leave.
If he lives at home and doesn't work, he can be claimed as a dependent.
Yes, there will be directions on the correct steps in your tax booklet.
No. But she still cannot drink.
i believe it is not okay because it can still be considered statutory rape. she is a legal adult and he is still considered a kid. because a 16 year old with a 19 year old can be considered rape also.
You are still considered a minor so you would need parental consent.
No. An 18 year old is legally considered an adult.
No. A 16 year old is not old enough to have guardianship of another minor as they are still considered a minor.
No, a 17 year old is still a teenager, however, if the child is emancipated they will be considered an adult with adult responsibilities
The reason why a 17 year old can be considered an adult is because they are past the legal age of consent. That means that they can work, and if possible they can sign binding contracts depending on the state in which the 17 year old resides. However, if the 17 year old is still a dependent- parents or legal guardian- or if someone can still claim the 17 year old as a dependent, then the 17 year old can be charged with anything from being a runaway to juvenile delinquency. I say this because this is how Alabama state law operates for certain. Even though the 17 year old can legally drop out of high school, the 17 year old has to be emancipated to truly be considered an adult in America because it gives you the same legal independence as a 21 year old adult, this includes educational matters as well. Even an 18 year old college student has to show their parents taxes to complete the FAFSA and enroll in school, unless emancipated by the state in which they reside for the longest period of time, or atleast reside in closest to the period in question.
No, a twelve-year-old horse is not too old. Horses can live well into their 20s and even 30s with proper care and management. A twelve-year-old horse is typically still considered to be in its prime years for performance and riding.