I am 17 and about to be 18 in October. I don't want to live with either set of parents. Can I live somewhere else?
When you turn 18 you can live wherever you want, and if you're parents consent to it you can move out now.
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Probate Lawyer at Fort Lauderdale, FL
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When you turn 18 you can live wherever you want, and if you're parents consent to it you can move out now.
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