Can I move into another family members home at age 16?
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No. You don't just get to pick another place to live. If your situation is that dire, I'd suggest contacting social services or a school counselor. Until something is legally done about it, though, you can't just move as you see fit.
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No, your aunt does not have a right to take you from your parents and you, as a minor under their care, do not have a right to leave your parents to move into someone else's house. I suggest trying some form of counseling or family mediation perhaps.
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Hello. The nutshell answer is 'no'. I urge you to talk with one or more trusted school teachers, school counselors, the principal. Please phone Crisis Connection 24-7; you may phone repeatedly. Phone 911 should you be in physical danger. Tricia Dwyer Esq.
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