Is it legal in Florida for a 17 year old female to move in with her boyfriend who is 21?

Answer 1

In the Florida, the age of majority is 18. Your parents can report you as a runaway. Boyfriend could also be facing charges, such as: interference with custody/contributing to the delinquency of a child/lewd and lascivious behavior/unlawful sexual activity with a minor/other charges that might apply.

Answer 2

Yes because you are still considered a minor and must be in the custody of parents. if you guys live in your boyfriend will be charged for some criminal offense and statutory rape because you are still a minor and he is already of legal age. wait till you turn 18.

Answer 3

A 17 year old cannot move out legally in the state of Florida. They must be 18 years of age to move out.

Answer 4

No, she can't unless she have permission from her parents to move out. She is still legally a minor. If she files for emancipation, well that changes things.

Answer 5

You both are minors, so only if you both are emancipated. Unlikely that that'll happen though

Answer 6

A 17 year old is still the responsibility of the parents. Being pregnant does not factor into the situation.

Answer 7

In Florida, only if they have parental permission to move out. Without it, they have to wait until they turn 18.