What is the legal age for a teen to move out of their parents' house without their parents' permission KY?

Answer 1

The legal age of majority in Kentucky is 18. In general, a minor cannot leave the family home and reside on their own until they reach that age or receive a decree of emancipation. Parents are legally and financially responsible for their children until said children reach adulthood, therefore they have the legal right to keep their child/children in their custody unless a court rules otherwise.

Answer 2

There is no "particular" age that a person must meet, but they must be old enough not to ask stupid questions such as this one. If you're asking this question, you are not old enough to stay at home alone - I might also add that you are not smart enough to stay at home alone.

Answer 3

Kentucky doesn't have a law about the age. A child has to be old enough not to be in danger if left alone. They need to be in a safe environment, with adequate facilities. Usually 12 year olds are considered safe alone for short periods of time during the day.

Answer 4

A teen may move out of their parents house at 18 without their parents permission, unless the teen is married (which requires an age minimum of 16 with parent's approval).

Answer 5

You must have reached the age of majority. In Kentucky that is when they turn 18.

Answer 6

The age of majority in Kentucky is 18.

Answer 7

Kentucky does not have emancipation.

Answer 8

The age of majority in Tennessee is 18.

Answer 9

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