I'm 18 living in california with my mom and want to move out. She says that Miss. law still applies to me. Does it?
In California, you're an adult when you're 18. If you were in Mississippi, the rule would be different, but you're here, not there.
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In California, you're an adult when you're 18. If you were in Mississippi, the rule would be different, but you're here, not there.
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