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    Question: May I move in with an adult without my parents' permission?

    Answer: When you are 18 years of age you may move in where and with who you wish. Before you turn 18, your parents have the right to control you and the duty to support you in most states, certainly in Arizona. The right of control may not be abused by parents, and may be lost if it is abused. However, a court will not stop a parent from controlling a child unless it can be shown that the parent is doing something wrong.

    A parent has the right to tell you where you may and may not live. Indeed, if a parent doesn't exercise proper control over a child, the child can be judged dependent and the state will take over and tell the child where to live.

    If you move in with another adult, your parent can come and get you back, and can use the police to do so. This can cause problems for the adult that you moved in with.


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    On 03/02/06
    Krystle from LA said:
    I want to know if I am aloud to move out at the age of 18 years old if I am still in school staying with my parents.
    On 02/11/06
    AP from GA said:
    I want to kmow if i can move out of the house at 17 and into my boyfriends house(who lives with his ma and lil bro, and is only 15). its just me, ma, bro and a friend. please let me know ASAP!
    On 02/01/06
    Summer from GA said:
    I want to know if u can move out of ur parents house at the age of 17? especially with ur step mom that wants to leave ur father. he isn't gonna like it, which I need to know if there is anything that he could do about it before I do it.
    On 01/24/06
    irene from TX said:
    i live with my dad and i alwayz do something to get me in trouble and he said that i cant move out when im 18 but i heard you move out when i'm 17 1/2
    On 11/28/05
    misty from WI said:
    i have a place to stay but my mother is crazy. she has used every abuse you can think of i need to get out before it is to late. She only whats me becouse she gets money
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