can you move out at the age of 17 in georgia?
115745
even if you can you better think long and hard about that! i moved out when i was very young and by doing that you make decisions that you may regret later. my advice is stay where u r and go to school unless you r being abused if so seek help
206511
Moving out may seem as easy as getting the necessary permission to do so, but you have lots to consider. I did some digging for a similar question on this subject, and I thought you might like to see that:
312113
you can leave anywhere in the us legally...at the age of 18
696410
That all depends on what state you are in.  In Texas at 17, your parents can no longer tell you where to live.  Talk to a lawyer in your state to learn exactly what you would have to do.
165479
In Alabama and Florida the law says a child cannot stay alone until the age of 12.  A child cannot be alone with a younger child until the age of 14.  I would assume Georgia law is very similar.
251120
I think the laws are state wide- I have a 21 year old friend, who was looking into becoming emancipated for financial reasons. He's been out on his own since age 17, with no support from anyone in his family (admirable, huh?). Yet he's having probelms with financial aid for school because they will not, in our great state of Pennsylvania, condiser you financially responsible for yourself until you are 23. Anyway, he looked into the process and from what I understand, there really ISN'T a way-- at least he had no luck and that was the end result of his research.\nGood luck though- I hope for your sake that I'm wrong.
233917
In Georgia yes they can.\n\nBut they still can not legally sign a rental agreement, buy a car and so on.  \n\nit is better to wait till you are 18 and out of high school
1180828
In the state of Georgia as of 2006, a child of 17 years of can not\nmove out of parents home without permission. Unless another\nguardian is appointed or you are amansiapted. \nContact your local juvinile office if in doubt.\nThe only reason the law enforcement does not enforce this law\nis because it would cost millions of dollars to enforce and most\npolice officers are not up to date on juvy laws.\n\nAnother few months will not hurt if your truly in love and you can\nfinish school to make a brighter future for the two of you. Then just maybe Mom will be more for the relationship.\n\nGood Luck!!!!\n\nAlready been there!!!!!!!!!
1158553
I moved out at 18 to go to university. I got a small allowance from my parents that almost covered my rent but was not entitled to any grant so I got a job. I went home for the first Christmas holiday but after that I didn't go back for holidays just the odd few days as I was able to increase the hours on my job during the holidays. \nI think moving out at 18 is a very good idea, otherwise you can get stuck. My brother is 28 and still lives with our parents although he has a good job he feels he can't afford a place of his own. This is rubbish he has just got too used to having a large disposable income and doesn't want to have to spend it on rent or a mortgage. \nThere are plenty of ways to move out like sharing with friends or buying somewhere that needs work done so is cheaper. You just have to live within your income and make your mortgage your only debt. \nDon't expect to live in a palace when you are 18.\nDefinitely move out you won't regret it.
952368
as soon as he is mature enough to handle it & can support himself\nall my kids moved out at about 18/19 - 2 boys 2 girls\nbut I feel that unless there are extenuating circumstances then most definitely by 25 - prior to that if you are employed  then you should still be contributing to your keep at home;\n even if you are a student & on a limited income there are ways in which you can help out ; take responsibility for your own laundry; cook some meals; clean up after meals; mow the lawn;help with the housework - after all you contribute to the  "mess"  so you should be partly responsible for cleaning up.\ndo make sure that you ALWAYS tidy up after yourself.\nyour parents have done their job - it is now time for them to live their own lives again
519612
***you have to sign for her**** but she can move out when she is 17 if she wants as long  she lives with a adult and going to school there is nothing you can do about that\n\n(in texas anyway)
1124799
18 unless you have permission
58099
Not sure what you mean about being involved in the court system. But once you are 18 you don't have to live with your parents that much I do know. In alot of places you can be emancipated before the age of 18, talk to your social worker. IF you can prove that you are responsible that should be an easy option... Good Luck
1029345
i am not real sure but here in Ga you have to be at least 16
596049
As long as you are dependent on them for financial resources, basically.  Also: in the United States, until you turn 18, you are legally subject to their control in most things unless you are "judicially emancipated" (which is not easy or common).
175963
A 17 year old could move away from home if they have their parents’ or legal guardian’s permission, like to go to college. Or, a 17 year old could become legally emancipated and enjoy the same freedoms as any other person who is at least 18 years old. In some states, emancipation is automatic if the 17 year old gets married. It could also be ordered by the courts.
230130
16 but with your parents' permission