Absolutely it is - if the purpose of opening the account was to commit crime, that's fraud ! People can open accounts in other people's names - but it's usually an adult doing that for their child - so the child will have a 'nest egg' when they reach maturity. They're usually deposit accounts - with no access to the funds until the account matures.
In order for your sister to open an account in your name - she will have had to provide certain identity credentials - including your signature. If you're aware of the fraud but the bank isn't (yet) - report it to the bank - and the police ! She has committed at least two offences (theft & fraud)...
Above all - remember - YOU do not owe the money - SHE does !
Accessing someone else's messages without their consent is unethical and often illegal. If you have permission, you can use messaging apps that allow shared access, or utilize features like family sharing or account sharing. Always prioritize privacy and respect for others' personal information.
If you are sharing with a non-family account holder then yes it is, but family-sharing is legal.
Not without parental permission.
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In most cases, it is illegal for a 14-year-old to move out of their family home without parental consent. The legal age to move out varies depending on state laws, but generally, you must be at least 18 to live independently. Moving in with your grandparent may still require parental approval or legal guardianship. It is important to consult with a legal professional to understand the specific laws in your area.
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Not without parental permission or permission from the juvenile or family court.
Not without parental permission.
not without your parents permission, but if they do, they should lose custody rights.
Human cadavers could not be studied without the family's permission.
The password feature is used for people who try and change settings without permission. There is no way to change any family settings on Xbox 360 without the password.
Not without parental permission. Until you turn 18, you remain their responsibility.