Can you move out of your parents' home at age 18?

Answer 1

The same as the legal rights for a 19 and 20 year old. You can smoke, vote, stay out late, go to most clubs, and join the military without parental consent. In Alabama, you can't smoke until you're nineteen. If you're asking if, now that you're eighteen, can your parents still tell you what to do. Legally, no. Morally, yes. If you still live with them, you still have to follow their rules. They no longer have to care for you. This means you could come home one day and all of your stuff could be on the front porch. They could just tell you to leave one day, as the have no more legal responsibility for your welfare. You cannot go into some sports bars, some clubs will require that you have a "sponsor" who is over 21 if you are between the ages of 18 and 21 to ensure that you don't drink underage. If you get caught, both you and your sponsor get kicked out. Occasionally you could be detained to wait for the arrival of the police.

Answer 2

None legally, but they have a right to tell you what to do whilst living under their roof, and if you don't like it. then you are an adult you can move out. but before you do this be very aware of burning your bridges, as once you go, they probably won't let you move back in. so try to leave on very good teams and even allow your parents to help, so they feel they have some control over it. and they dont feel dejected.

Answer 3

{| |- | In all but three states, an 18 year old is considered an adult. That allows them to live where they wish and to sign contracts. It also means they are responsible for their own decisions and debts. |}

Answer 4

yes if your in Texas that i know of because you are a legal adult James

Answer 5

You have the same rights as any other adult but if your living with them then you have to suffer their consiquences.

Answer 6

In the United States, a minor is someone under the age of 18. An 18 year old is considered an adult and has all the rights and obligations of an adult US person.

Answer 7

From what I understand they don't have any rights. You are legally an adult.