What are my legal obligations to my 18-yr old son who has decided to move out and is a Jr in high school?
He's an adult and he's on his own. You're not going to be (successfully) sued for truancy.
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He's an adult and he's on his own. You're not going to be (successfully) sued for truancy.
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Yes.
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