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  • I have a questions for you. Since i'm emancipated do I still have to have my parent sign for me to get a tatoo in arizona. And if not would i have to bring the emancipation papers with me to get a tatoo.thanx for answering all my questions.

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  • Can I get emancipated if I'm only 15, if I'm pregnant, and still going to school? And can I live with my boyfriend which he has a job and will prvied everything needed for me and my baby.

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    Question: May I move in with another 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 03/03/04
    Samantha from IA said:
    i kinda wanna do that emancipation thing to but how do i do it?
    On 03/02/04
    Latasha from FL said:
    I moved in with my friend and her parents because I had already been kicked out by my father.I was hit me and kicked out for having a photo of my peurto rican friend, because my father is raceist. My mother lives with my father and wants me to come back to live with her. I hate it there. My mother took me out of school and now I can't go back to school without her signature and she won't sign anything for the people I'm living with. Do I have to go back to live with my abusive father and controlling mother?
    On 03/02/04
    Joanna from FL said:
    hey girl, I am so in the same boat as you. maybe we should talk. My parents dont relize how important he is to me even though he is 24. they say Im to young and not ready for those kind of responsibilities and yet they will not even give me a chance to prove it, I ranaway 2 the sec. time for 8 mounths with my boyfriend I should be the one to debate wheather or not Im ready. Talk to you later I hope!
    On 02/23/04
    Leann from WI said:
    I know exactly how all these people feel. I want to be emancipated and i am trying really hard. i decided to run away and did for 3 days until the cops found me and i was arrested-for the second time.they said that the next time will be a felony and i will be sent to jail and/or juvienlle detention. so i'm moving to the emancipation movement...anyone with me?
    On 02/21/04
    Chelsey from AL said:
    Can we move out in Alabama at 16 or 17.
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