Is it possible for a 15 yr old and her 17 yr old bf to move in together?

Answer 1

I think that no, an 18-yr-old guy can't get in trouble if his 17-yr-old girlfriend moves in with him, at least not from the law (as long as they're not doing anything illegal). But you might get in trouble from others such as parents, family, friends, people may disaprove and you might develop a reputation. But I know of lots of people who have moved in with each other before they finished highschool. Just think about waht you're doing and ask yourself if it's REALLY what you want to do.

AnswerIt depends a lot on where you live. A 17-year-old is a minor and even if you aren't breaking any 'sexual consent' laws in your state, her parents still have the authority to decide where she can/can't live. Most states have laws against harboring a runaway, interferring with custody of a minor, etc. AnswerEven though each state has laws that specify the age of majority, each state also enacts laws that define what a minor may or may not do. In the majority states a seventeen years old would not be subjected to judicial action, especially if they were self-supporting and had completed high school or the equivalent.

Answer 2

{| |- | Not legally. Even the parents can't give permission in most states. A few places would allow them to get married with a court order.Parents are responsible for their children until they reach the age of majority. This is 18 in most states and countries around the world. The responsibility includes determining where the child should live. |}