I suppose you can do. If your parents deny you to, then you can apply for emancipation.
Remember that your parents (if they do not want you to move) are concerned about you.
It is not as easy as one might think to move out that early on, although with the right kind of support from a boyfriend or your family this could be a correct next step.
Regards.
If a minor is reported as a runaway the police will look after her and the people protecting and helping her will get into trouble for harboring a runaway. You say she's of legal age and with that I assume you mean moving out and that you then have given her permission. A minor can not move out without parental permission unless she is emancipated by the court. Legal age is 18 and you will be responsible for her until she is 18. Even if she move out. So unless she is emancipated by the court she is still a minor and abuse should be reported to the CPS and police. If you can't not go near they can ask her if she wants out.
they wanted to runaway from the abuse
In Idaho, a runaway teen may be detained temporarily by law enforcement and returned to their parents or guardian. There are no specific criminal charges for being a runaway teen in Idaho, but the court may intervene if there are issues of neglect or abuse. It is important for the teen and their family to seek support services to address the underlying reasons for the runaway behavior.
Some parents abuse their kids because they have an alcohol or drugs problem, or they have an extreme temper and they take it out on their kids, some parents abuse their kids because the parents went through something traumatic like losing a wife or husband (but that's still not an excuse to start abusing your child!) Some parents abuse their children because they were abused when they were children, and then, you get some people who are just plain cruel and enjoy abusing children. Sometimes kids are abused because of temper tantrums or how they act all the time to their parents.
she should call the police and have the abusers arrested!!! (EDIT BY Donnie-Darko) and yes. if there is certaintity of the abuse, she can legally stay at a trusted friend/relatives home. ONLY if there is proof of the abuse.
If you run away to live in another state at 17, it is considered a status offense, not a criminal offense. The police will likely try to find you and return you to your parents or legal guardian. It is important to seek help from a trusted adult or contact local authorities for support.
It depends on what kind of control this is. If it's a parent controlling their child's behaviour through abuse for their own personal reasons (physical harm.etc) then yes this is a sign of abuse but there are many different types of control. For example parents can control kids by telling them what to eat or when to sleep but that is not a sign of abuse.. I think if you reword your question to something/some event that is more specific this answer won't be as vague.
Abuse is not something that anybody should go through. It is not normal, and against the law. If a person is getting abused they should try their best to seek help from somebody else to stop the abuse.
This is very wrong but three ways parents abuse their children are physically, sexually or emotionally.
Parents abuse because they seen or got abused once in there lifetime.
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