My 17 year old wants to move to SC with his grandfather. What do I need to do legally to allow this?
Your son can move in with his grandfather and you will want to give him a POA to be able to make medical and business decisions.
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Your son can move in with his grandfather and you will want to give him a POA to be able to make medical and business decisions.
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Wow, since it is her policy she can but that will cause you a large problem. The other answer is clear on your responsibility and issues
If no one has custody of this child I would assume he can move but it would be nice if someone could adopt or have legal custodianship