Can i move out at 14 or 15, i really don't like my family and i have money?
No you cannot move out at 14 or 15, even if you have your own money. As long as your parents are able to take care of you and are not hurting you...
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No you cannot move out at 14 or 15, even if you have your own money. As long as your parents are able to take care of you and are not hurting you...
There is no statute of limitations on contempt, but you need to carefully look at the wording of your order to see if he was obligated to pay...
It may not rise to the level of a contempt, but certainly the order needs to be reworded which could take court action unless the parties agree to...
There is no statute of limitations on this, but you will need to explain to the court why you waited so long to file a contempt action. You could...
I would like to add to the answer already posted. I encourage you to discuss the reasons you are unhappy at home with a school counselor or...
In SC at 17 you can actually move out of your parent's house completely and they cannot stop you. However, if there is a court order stating you...
He should not be moving out of his home with two kids and moving in with another woman who he is not married to while he is still married to his...
The court ordered your ex-wife to do something and she failed to that so she may be held in contempt of court. You could file a Rule to Show Cause...
If you have an agreement that has been approved by the court as an order of the court, then that is what you need to follow. Anything your husband...
Probably not if you are doing everything you can do to follow the court order. I understand you can't make the father do what he is supposed to...