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answered on Dec 13, 2014
You can deal with it. You aren't an adult, you don't get to make those decisions.
answered on Dec 12, 2014
Why not wait until the girl turns 18? That is much easier if the parents will not consent and it seems unlikely to get emancipated prior to turning 18.
answered on Dec 12, 2014
Ask the attorney who represents you, it may not be automatic. You have to wait for 8 years after the completion of the sentence to apply to restore 2nd amendment rights and a number of years for other rights.
Say a 16 year old and 24 year old wanted to have sex but lived in Florida could they just go to Alabama where the age of consent is 16 and have sex or do they have to be residents?
answered on Dec 7, 2014
No, you cannot cross boarders for such activity. Well, you can, but it wouldn't help you in anyway.
I suggest you review FL Stat. 794.05
I'm with this guy and he's scared if e talks to me he could go to prison but if we just talk no sexual contact happens is it still illegal and possible for my parents to press charges And if so after I turn 18 and tell them could they still press charges considering we where together wen... View More 
answered on Dec 7, 2014
Approve of what? Talking, holding hands, watching movies?
I suggest you review FL Stat. 794.05
answered on Dec 2, 2014
Depends on what you consider a bf/gf relationship. I suggest you review FL Stat. 794.05
If I start dating someone as a minor and I turn 18, and she's a year behind is that O.K.? I'm not 18 yet but want to know for the future. It's a weird age to be at and I don't want kissing her to suddenly become sexual assault or something.
answered on Dec 1, 2014
Ha. No, it isn't criminal. You are safe to date.
I do recommend you review Florida Statute794.05 to avoid any confusion in the future.
my friend is turning 17 December 13th, she is being control by her dad and forces to stay home cause he wont allow her to hang out with me, i am 27, she has attempted suicide and i am the very reason she is still alive and stable. her father knows this but still refuses to allow it and shes... View More
answered on Dec 1, 2014
Since when is a 17 year old an adult?
Frankly, her father's decision to keep his (currently) 16 year old daughter away from a 27 year old Is 100% legal and perfectly sane.
You Have zero rights. He does have a right to keep you away, and you are walking a very fine line.
answered on Nov 22, 2014
You can legally date. Your answer can be found in section 794.05 of the Florida statutes. (link provided)
http://www.leg.state.fl.us/Statutes/index.cfm?App_mode=Display_Statute&Search_String=&URL=0700-0799/0794/Sections/0794.05.html
They want let me see her or nothing she will be 18 next month
answered on Nov 17, 2014
In Florida Minors (even 17 years old) need the consent of their parents in order to marry.
answered on Nov 17, 2014
At this point, because she is still a minor her rights are very limited. Within the dependency case, she can request to be heard by the Judge, but it is up to the Judge if he/she allows this. However, the parents are really the ones that need to step forward and move the Court to be reunited with... View More
answered on Nov 11, 2014
Yes, your son can be questioned without your knowledge or presence. I hope the juvenile action that might have been filed has been resolved by now.
We both really want to be with each other, and it's best for our unborn baby for us to be together, but my parents don't like him.
answered on Nov 11, 2014
Until you are 18 you have to do what your parents say.
answered on Nov 11, 2014
Yes, with her parents consent, I believe. It is always best to wait until you are 18, when you do not need permission from your parents.
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