Q: I am 18, in highschool graduating in May, I turn 19 in July. Can I move in with my sister to finish highschool without
My parents permission? Ive wanted to move out for years due to the way my mother has treated me. My siblings all got out as quick as they could because of the way she treats us. She is unfit to raise any child and the only reason i never moved out sooner is because the legal process would be long and it would be taken out on me. I have money to buy my own car since she co-signed on my car I have no right to it. She can have it. I am tired of constantly having to panic because I dont answer her calls or texts. Im tired of being afraid to go near her when shes angry. Ive been hiding in my room for years as a means of being away from her. Nothing is ever her fault and the house I currently live in is unfit in every way imaginable. Can I move in with my sister without having to take legal action? She's threatened me to move in with her before but I do not have proof of her saying this. A quick response would be extremely helpful, thank you!
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