Question: How old do you have to be before you can legally leave home in Arizona?
Answer:
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.
On 10/18/05 julie from MS said:
i want to leave home and live with my boyfriend hes 25.
On 10/13/05 Sofia from NY said:
My mom is a horrible alcoholic, she refuses to give it up or go to AA. I'm becoming depressed and I have already been diagnosed with anxiety disorder. The verbal and sometimes physical abuse is damaging my growing mind. Is there any way I can change homes?
On 09/30/05 lizzie from TX said:
how old do you have to be before you can leave home in texas?
On 09/27/05 Sarah from CA said:
PLEASE someone help me.I have just moved in with my father in CA,i moved from Michigan.my mom has a drinking prob so i moved out an into a friend house 2 be safe from my her abuse.My friends parents wouldnt take power of attorney,well they never had enoght time to decide so it went 2 court.I got court ordered to live with my dad till i become 18.i never got a say.It was either that or they wouldve put me in a Institution an i've never been in trouble.so i would like to know if theres any possible way i can go back to my home in MI.Im so Miserable here.please get back 2 me i need some1 2 talk 2
On 08/16/05 ema from AZ said:
I'm 17 and i have a problem. i have known my boyfriend for almost 9 months, and i been thinkin of running away with him when i become 18 in a month...i just wanted to know if i could actually leave my house now that i'll be 18 in a month or do i just wait for next month? that is my big question.......
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