can i move out of my house at 17?i live in indiana.?
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Maybe you have reasons for wanting to move.  Are you in an abusive environment?  If so, don't try to live on the streets. You can call Girls and Boys Town and they will help you find a place where you will be safe. And even if it isn't abusive but you just feel you have to get it out because you can't take it anymore, they will help you with that, too.\nhttp://www.girlsandboystown.org/hotline/index.asp\n\nIn my case, when I was 17, I didn't get along with my Mom but it was because I didn't want to abide by her rules. I was rebellious and I was wrong. I stayed home and now looking back I am so glad I did. I would have missed out on so much that last year of high school.  To answer your question, you are still a minor until you are 18.  So, hopefully one of these two answers will help.
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I would kindly suggest that u wait for another 4-5 yrs or until ur married, b/c right now i think u should just enjoy ur teenage yrs, once u move out of ur parents house its all about payments, work, and a lot of responsibility of cooking, cleaning, and ironing clothes!! plus, ur teenage yrs are the best please enjoy them to the fullest heck i wish i could b 17 again, once u throw it away u can never get it back!!
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at 17 your legally able to move out if you think you can handle it. even though police or "legal authorities" dont recommend it and like to get ignorant. You cant be sent back home. You can be tried as an adult at 17 so you can move out at 17. I moved out at 17 and the police said there is nothing that can be done. Goodluck and take care
198118
you might need to find a shelter.  If you are a girl between 18-25 go to transitional housing
123072
Yes, move out.  You can do better.
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living outside the city and taking a bus in would be cheaper. (you can buy a bus pass for around 40 dollars a month and ride it all you want.) if you live inside the city rent will probably be higher.\n\nand if you don't have any money then you can't move out, can you?\n\nliving on your own is very expensive. i suggest you go to a school near your parent's house until you are mature enough to hold a job.
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eh that might be iffy if you are trying to get your own apartment. If you move out to live with a friend you can do it right now I believe. However don't quote me as legal advice please, because I'm no lawyer.
622689
There is no process for emancipation in Georgia, aside from automatic emancipation at 18 or when married. With your parents permission, you can move out at 17.
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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.
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dude just wait it out i know of a friend who does and in order to you need a stable job, be able to pay bills and be responsible and have your own place, a high school diploma or a ged also helps, i mean when it comes down to it the judge will decide. you can go to DCFS(Division of Child and Family Services) in your area and they can give you more information and the paperwork you will need to file to get a claim so u can go to court regarding it but TRUST ME, just move out when ur 18 bro it will be more work to do this than just wait till july 20th bro, lata\n\n/kevin
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I think when you turn 18 you should be outta there. Unless your going to college. Then it's ok to stay for the first few years while your going to school. But if your 25 or older, and still live with your parents: that's too long. Seen the movie, "Failure to Launch?"
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you can leave anywhere in the us legally...at the age of 18
1060404
get a job and move out.  you're an adult.
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Yeah, I think it's a great idea for most 16yo's to have to go out & live on their own. That way they can learn to appreciate just how good they have it at home, & that having to follow a few rules for 4 or 5 more years is a small price to pay, compared to actually having to make it on their own.\nThey would have to buy their own food, & clothes, & pay rent, & have to buy their own cool stuff, & have to still go to school & work a job as well if they realy want to have a future.\n\nDon't get me wrong. I am well aware that SOME 16yo's have a damn good reason for wanting to get out of a bad situation at home, & I have seen some who find the sacrifices that they have to make by moving out to be a better alternative to staying at home. But you didn't say why you want to leave, & if you are a typical 16yo who wants to move out, it's because there are RULES at home, & you just don't think you have to follow them.\nOn your own you will soon learn that there is no escape from rules. Even your parents have to follow rules. For every action, there is an equal & opposite reaction, & it sticks with you for life.\n\nI can promise you this. At 16 in the real world you won't be able to live completely on your own. You'll be dependant on the support of others for a few years to come.
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Are you an only child?  \nSooooooooo you're gonna be 17 this year.  That means you only need to make it til nx year.  That also means you're gonna be very busy stashing any $$$ that you acquire.  After all, you're gonna need every penny for your independence NEXT YEAR when you turn 18!!!\nNow does that sound scarey or what?  Sooooooo then that's your goal.  You won't have any time to think about your controlling parents.  You're gonna be toooooooo busy trying to figure out how you're gonna pull this off next year!!!\nWho knows, you may even change your mind by then!  :)
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Yes, If you chose to move out legally you would be able to unless there is a clause in your contract or mortgage that states that you must reside in the property for a certain amount of time
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you really should think about it before doing it. i moved out at 16. now im back home again and i have a 3 yr old and another on the way in a couple months. i wouldnt change any of it but i wish i could give my kids more then i can right now.