Q: Can my girlfriend move out and live with me at age 18 with 3 months of school left but will finish up at a different one
Her parents want to force her to stay till shes graduated collage but shes going into the reserves as soon as she graduates were in ky and her parents are trying to force her to keep living with them i need to know if she can move out at 18 and not have the cops called on us by them and her drag back to her house i read that you have to graduate highschool to leave home on your own free will but im getting varied results that you just have to be 18 in the state of ky but like i said her parents want to keep her home and continue to control her even when she graduates shes going on 17 right now but im asking for when shes a senoir next year her parents don't coddle her their not the lovy dovy type they are more i dont want her to get pregnant but at the same time thats more of an excuse to keep control over her shes rarely allowed any freedom outside of the house they won't even let her get her own phone and pay for it because they want control over it I rambled some but thats the jist
A: She can leave on her 18th birthday.
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