Is it legal for me to move out when I am 15 years old with parental permission?
914706
where would you go? what would you do?\n\nI'm sorry those are just mommy questions coming out.\nI don't know what would drive you to make such a drastic decision, but please re-think it. Living on your own - or even with "friends" at age 15 is really not fun.
786643
if ur 16 you can sign papers yes & you dont wanna b on your own young...get a job and save but if thats no option & problems at home you may be alone at 16...but i dont advise u 2 @ all till ur completely stable in life im almost 19 & I am not!!!!!!!!!!!!!\nvery soon tho =]
337528
No. They cannot legally leave their parents until the age of 18.\n12 is out of the question, since they're not allowed to join the work force at that age.\nIn some instances, they can go to court at the age of 17, possibly even 16, and have a judge declare them legally emancipated (free from parental control), but that is rare. The circumstances would need to be unusual.
230130
16 but with your parents' permission
422479
I think you need to be legally "emancipated" because otherwise, your parents would still be responsible for you (and liable for any thing you do) until you're 18.  You can check with the local social services department on the process of becoming an emancipated minor.
486937
Dont worry - you could be thirty and living by yourself and they will still treat you like you are 12. Thats something parents do :)\nDont worry - move out when you can and move on. Love and respect your parents but sooner or later, you need to take responsibility for your life
127135
I don't know.  Most states will allow you when have your parents permission
312344
well, if you are 18+ you have the full right to leave him..and he cant stop you. All you have to do i one day go out look for an apartment or somthing than say to him "dad, i am an adult now, and i have the right to move out..so i moving" say it in a nice way, and if he says no u cant   he cant stop you?  if ur 18+ its officially your life! good luck\nHope I Helped
467399
Depends on the state.  Many states give the children some say in where they want to live after they turn 12.  If there is a reason why your father doesn't have custody (i.e. abuse) then that may prevent you from moving.  You should discuss it with both of your parents to find out if they agree.  If they both agree then it shouldn't be a problem.
648925
you could...but are you legal age? why would your parents interfere if you were an adult???? hmm..........
229005
yes you can.  Unfortunately that is one of the blips in Michigan law.  At 17 you think you know enough to move out of your parents house but they are still required to be responsible for you.\n\nI know you think you know everything... good luck to you
657974
Well i no the state im in you have to be 16 years of age you need to prove to the court you have a job and a place to live otherwise your to young.. they need to see you can take care and support yourself without adults...which means you need to become a little adult.... call your local court house and they will tell you the law there but i bet its alot like the one where i live... good luck
130739
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.
467526
It depends on the maturity level of the kid. My son I think would be fine at being allowed to date at age 15 (opinion subject to change w/o notice).My niece,who I love as my daughter, I would not let out untill she is 18.I love her, but the girl has no kind of good sense!
273621
Not sure about the legal part,but it is most certainly wrong if you are up to no good.At 16 you are still a baby and need adult guidance.If parents cant give it see a pastor or a counselor.
35772
How old are YOU?  Because if you are not 18, or if you havent finished H.S., then you are definately not ready to move out of your parents house.
129894
Generally, a minor cannot legally live on her own without her parents' permission.  In rare cases a minor may be emancipated by a family court judge.  This is usually only done for persons in their late teens (16-17) who have completed school and are financially indpendent.  The intention is to allow teenagers who are capable of living indpendently the ability to make their own legal and medical decisions, and protect them financially.  It must also be demonstrated that it is not in the best interest of the minor to remain a dependent of her parents until she is 18.  An emancipated minor is for the most part legally treated as an adult, and would be free to move out of state without her parents consent.