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    Question: How old do you have to be before you can legally leave home in Arizona?

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    If a person under 18 leaves home without permission from a parent or legal guardian, he or she can be prosecuted as an incorrigible child (A.R.S. § 8-201(15)(c)). Some of the consequences of being found incorrigible include being fined, be placed on probation, and being ordered to do community service.

     


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    On 05/18/07
    vikkii from TX said:
    I'm a 15 year old girl living in Texas, I don't like living home with my parents. I have a boyfriend and I researched on this "Leaving home at age 17", thing, and I found out that I can take off from home at that age. But..just letting my parents know where I'm at and how I'm doing. That's what I plan to do.
    On 03/22/07
    Fina from AZ said:
    My niece is 14 and her mother (my sister) doesn't take care of her. I was wondering how old she would have to be to leave her mother's home and move in with me without getting in trouble with the law.
    On 02/06/07
    Jessica from TX said:
    Im am a 15 year old girl in Texas and i hate living with my parents. I want to move out, but i want to know if i can legally move out. I know i can't emancipate myself without their consent, but i was told that i could leave if an adult was willing to step up as my guardian. Please let me know all the catches of this situation and if it's possible
    On 11/27/06
    Torey from MI said:
    I am almost 17 and i can not live in that house anymore. My mother has been neglecting me for almost 4 years. My boyfriend has been taking care of me. I was woundering if i would get in trouble if i move out. I am depressed living in the same house as my parents. I am depressed i have tried to get help but my mother cancels my doctor appointments and wont let me get help. what do i do?
    On 09/09/06
    caitlin from SC said:
    Im 15.How old do i have to be to legally move out of my house and move in with a friend?And whenever i turn that age what do i do?
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