Q: Im 18 in 4 months. But im trying to leave my home ASAP. Is it possible for me to leave?
I have plenty of people willing to take me in and pay for everything I need so i can focus on school. I feel there has to be a way for me to leave so I can do this. My parents keep acting like im lying to them and are forcing me to have a job while doing schoolwork. It is way too much for me and I need out. They keep trying to comvince me im the one whos messing up even though ive had a higher GPA than all of them. Im so stressed and im really close to getting physical with this cause this has been getting worse and building up mentally. What would my situation need to be like for me to be able to leave?
A: In 4 months, you can leave and go where ever you want to go! However, under Idaho law until you’re 18 years old, you’re (lucky) still considered a “child,” and worthy of protection! Just try to be patient for four more months!
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