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    Question: If I have permission from a parent, how old do I have to be before I can move out?

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    Moving out before you are 18 is not illegal in Arizona if the minor has parent permission. The permission should be specific regarding where the minor will live, with whom the minor will live, and for how long. Without this permission, the minor could be prosecuted as an incorrigible child. If the minor is under 16, he or she is expected to attend school and can be prosecuted as an incorrigible child if he or she does not. Child Protective Services can still become involved if the minor living away from home is not receiving age-appropriate supervision, is engaging in harmful conduct, does not have adequate food, clothing, shelter, medical care, or is living with an inappropriate person.


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    On 04/15/04
    Jim from AZ said:
    My heart goes out to all of you!I have read of ton of your comments and ponder over the real root of the problem.The one that are victums of abuse obviously should seek some outside help immediately!There is no excuse for that treatment.For the ones that have issues re: parental differences should really think about there true dispute.Are you really ready to confront lifes issues at the age of 15? Are you willing to be held responsible for your own actions and not put the blame on others?Its time to get real! Enjoy your childhood and take advantage of not having to pay rent etc? Life is short
    On 03/27/04
    hannah from AZ said:
    hi im hannah. i want to know if i can get my own olace now i am 16. me and ny parents are always fighting i need some way out.
    On 03/13/04
    tony from NC said:
    I know how it is. My dad use to drink and beat on me and my mom.When you turn 16 you will be old enough to emansipate your self. You can stay with someone else you know maybe someone in your fam., or get your own place if you have the money. That's what i'm doing after I get my g e d. I'm moving out on my own.
    On 03/13/04
    tony from NC said:
    If you were to get emansipated you could get a lone but that's about it I think.
    On 03/05/04
    Rachel from GA said:
    hi my name is rachel and i am 16 with a 2 year old son and i am pregnant again and i just want to know if i can move out with my son and my mom not be able to do anything about it?
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