The minors parents need to give the adult sibling with whom the minor is going to live a notarized document containing all pertinent information. It should have the date when the arrangement begins and the approximate date it ends if it is before the minor reaches the legal age of majority (18). It should give the adult sibling the authority to enroll the minor in school, obtain medical and dental procedures, state the financial arrangements (if any) and so forth. The parents are legally obligated to remain in contact with the minor and the minor's adult caregiver on a regular basis.
There is no problem as long as the parents are okay. Otherwise she needs to be 18.
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In California an 18 year old is considered an adult. Therefore, they can excuse themselves from school without parental permission.
Harboring a runaway, and/or parental abduction. see links
In brief no! If that is even attempted, the division of youth and family services may get involved in an effort to determine the welfare of the child.
Yes, if parental rights have not been permanently terminated by the court. However, the outcome would be based upon the findings of an investigation done by the state agency that has jurisdiction in the matter, usually Child Protective Services.
Unless the court system is involved, and a minor is in the custody of their parents, it is only with parental consent that the minor can move out.
No, you must be be 18 to get a tattoo in California, even with parental consent.
Yes, with parental consent.
No, in California the minimum age to get married is 18 without parental consent. If one of the parties is 16 or 17, they can get married with parental consent and a court order.
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With parental consent; 15. Without; 18.
Yes, with parental consent.
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Yes, you cannot move out until you are 18 without parental permission.
In California, a child can legally move out without parental consent at the age of 18. At 18, they are considered adults and are free to make their own decisions about living arrangements.
Yes, as long as there is parental consent.
No. In CA in order for someone under 18 to marry they must have both parental consent and court approval.