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I turn 18 in March and I graduate in May. Can I move out?
answered on Feb 4, 2011
18 unless he files a case to be emancipated. If the child moves prior to that, then the parent can file runaway charges against the child and the police will bring the child home, if he can be found.
answered on Feb 4, 2011
She can, but as the father, can you not discuss this with her and get her consent for him to stay the additional 5 months?
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