To change your legal guardian when you are of age, you would need to petition the court to have a new guardian appointed. This process typically involves filing a formal request with the court and providing reasons for the change. The court will review the petition and may conduct a hearing to determine if the change is in your best interest.
No, it is not legal to consume alcohol underage in Missouri, even in the presence of a legal guardian or parent. The legal drinking age in Missouri is 21, and minors are prohibited from consuming alcohol in both public and private settings.
As of my last update, medical marijuana is legal in Mississippi, but recreational marijuana remains illegal. Laws and regulations around marijuana use may change, so it's best to check the latest updates from official sources.
Yes, even if parents know your whereabouts, you can still be considered a runaway if you leave home without their permission, especially if you are a minor. Being a runaway is not only about physical location, but also about leaving home without the legal guardian's consent.
In some cases, parents can still be held responsible for their child after they turn 18 if there is a legal obligation, such as providing financial support or if the child has a disability. It is important to consult with a legal professional to determine the specific circumstances in which parental responsibility may still apply.
I can answer for the UK only. Previously, anyone in the home was allowed to consume alcohol under parental supervision as long as it wasn't considered to be ridiculous amounts and/or putting the person in danger. However, more recently, the Government has declared that the acceptable age for anyone to drink in the home, even under the supervision of the parent/guardian(s) is 15 years or over.
No, it is not legal to consume alcohol underage in Missouri, even in the presence of a legal guardian or parent. The legal drinking age in Missouri is 21, and minors are prohibited from consuming alcohol in both public and private settings.
To become a legal guardian, you will need to go to the court and have certain paperwork signed.
In Ohio, even with the consent of a legal guardian, you have to be 16 to get married. No. The legal guardian (sister) would need to give her permission and also permission would have to be obtained from the court (or a higher court of jurisdiction) that granted the guardianship.
actually no ..sorry .you cant unless your her legal guardian.. *additional* chances are no, it depends upon your individual insurance company. my advise is to call your insurance representative and ask
Yes, you can. You are emancipated in all areas that concern your child, even if you are still a minor and your guardian has legal custody over you. You have legal custody over your child, your guardian does not and cannot compel you to give up your child. That's your decision.
No. As long as you are a minor, you are subject to your parents' decisions.
Only as long as their legal custodial parent or guardian agrees.
No, if there is a court appointed guardian, that person has legal precedence over a parent. The guardian has the legal right to make decisions on the part of said minor w/o input from either biological parent. Even if the guardian agreed to the minor leaving the residence, it would be necessary to obtain the permission of the court that granted the guardianship.
tough one, he has to apply for a visa.
A legal guardian is the person who legally takes responsibility for another individual. This might include making legal, personal care, health care, financial and educational decisions for that individual, and it may also decide where that person will live or perhaps even housing the person who requires a guardian. Often, becoming a legal guardian will require file paperwork with the court in their jurisdiction, and it may also require appealing to the court in order to earn the right. In some instances, the parents of the individual will name the legal guardian. When the subject of legal guardianship comes up, folks think about children. For instances, children will need a guardian if their parents die, or if they are either unable or unwilling to properly care for them. However, there are cases where adults require guardianship, such as those with severe disabilities who are unable to physically care for themselves. Similarly, adults with mental disorders that render them unable to make a coherent decision will typically require guardians. The path to becoming a legal guardian will vary between places, and different countries or even different regions inside a country will have varying guidelines. However, in most cases, becoming a legal guardian requires filing the correct forms pertaining to their jurisdiction, as well as paying fees and proving that they are able to be the guardian of the person in question. Sometimes, this can mean submitting to interviews, background checks and home studies. Sometimes, the process to becoming a legal guardian can be straightforward and easy, such as if the parents have stated and named a person should be the guardian in their will. Provided there is no contest to this arrangement, the process will be simple. Should someone wish to be a guardian and another contests this change, then there can be a long legal battle. This could happen when someone wants to gain guardianship for someone whose parents are alive. Because it can be complex and difficult to obtain legal guardianship in some cases, it is very highly recommended that the person who wants to become a legal guardian to another individual to speak with an attorney for the purposes of advice. An attorney who is specifically experienced in assisting others in cases of guardianship is often well versed in the laws of that jurisdiction and can assist with ensuring the case goes well. Some attorneys may also provide a free consultation.
Yes, you can file a legal name change for any reason, as long as it isn't to take the legal name of someone famous. You can change your name to his last name without being married. It is just cheaper court costs if you were married.
Your speed can accelerate even though your speed does not change if you are changing direction or accelerating in a circular motion. In these cases, even though your speed remains constant, your velocity changes due to the change in direction, causing acceleration.