Can I legally move out of my parents house?
Sure, you can move out. You're 18. Legally you can do whatever you please. However, your parents would be under no legal obligation to support you....
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Sure, you can move out. You're 18. Legally you can do whatever you please. However, your parents would be under no legal obligation to support you....
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