There are no laws regarding dating, but there are laws regarding sexual contact (which is not limited merely to intercourse).
There are no laws about dating in the Florida. There are laws about children having sexual contact. Some of those laws are enforced based on the age differences between the parties. If both are over the age of consent, the age difference isn't going to matter.
There are no laws regarding dating. And age of consent in Florida is 18, so avoid that!
There are no laws about dating. There are laws about sexual contact. The age of consent in Florida is 17. so if he raped her yes he have to go to jail.
There are no laws about dating. There are laws about sexual contact. In Florida, the age of consent is 18, however, there is a proximaty in age clause that would not get him in trouble unless she is under 16 or he is over 24.
There are no laws about dating. Laws about sexual contact do count days and months difference. Less than 3 years difference means 36 months, not just the years.
There are no laws about age and dating. The laws involve sexual activity. While the age of 16 is safe in most countries and states, in Florida it is higher.
There are no laws about dating. However, there are laws about sexual contact. And in Florida the age of consent is set at 18. But because of the age closeness, it would not be illegal.
The state of Florida does not have laws about dating. And they are both over the age of consent.
Yes, there are no laws about dating. There are laws about sexual activity. Even that would be legal given the close in age rules in Florida, but barely.
There are no laws regarding dating. There are laws regarding sexual contact. They're different things.Added; If the words "dating" and "relationship" are codewords for "having sex with" - - the age of consent to sex in Florida is 18 years of age. It has nothing to do with YOUR age. Sex with anyone under 18 can lead to a charge of Stautory Rape.
One key difference is the homestead exemption amount, which is unlimited in Florida but capped in California. Another difference is the types of property that can be exempt from creditors, with Florida offering more protection for assets like life insurance policies and annuities. Additionally, the income thresholds for qualifying for Chapter 7 bankruptcy may vary between the two states.