This depends on your jurisdiction. In most states you'd be required to be emancipated to enter into a rental agreement. In other states they have no emancipation laws (Ohio as an example), and thus you're restricted until the age of 18 from entering into a rental agreement (lease).
With her parents/legal gaurdian's consent.
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My father passed away this year without a will but made his brother the gaurdian of his estate. am i entitled to everything he owns?
yes, he can but he has to entered into the agreement through his gaurdian who is not legallly incompetent to be gaurdian.
No. And the friend could very well find himself/herself facing criminal charges.
No, in some cases you can and some you can't. Because of the age of not being 18 you may have to stay under your parents roof. Unless if they parent/gaurdian disowns the child or teen.
A man cannot live without water for a year, but can live without solid food for long periods, under extreme circumstances or medical control.
Yes if they have a liscense or a legally liscensed parent or gaurdian.
No. If someone wants custody of you they need to petition the court but the court will not take you away from parents that are fit.
No, no you can't.
Yes they do have to notify you. If you are the parent or gaurdian.
For herself? No. For her child? Yes.