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Post by Phobic of Tragedy on Apr 7, 2005 16:30:45 GMT -5
Thanks. I've been arrested for running away twice now. And then I've been arrested for a few other things. I think the whole running away thing being against the law is ridiculous. But whatever.
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Post by sex ees gud on Apr 7, 2005 16:39:44 GMT -5
agreed. if you really don't want to live at home, you shouldn't have to. But hey, there are a lot of stupid laws...being as we have a stupid government...
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Post by Phobic of Tragedy on Apr 7, 2005 16:53:35 GMT -5
This is true. I wish that I could at least legally live with a relative other than my parents without having to get them to consent to it.
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Post by sex ees gud on Apr 7, 2005 20:47:33 GMT -5
how old are you? I think for an emancipation your parents don't have to agree. You just have to prove to a lawyer or court or something that your living situations are not 'ideal' or 'healthy' for your well being
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Post by Phobic of Tragedy on Apr 7, 2005 22:16:57 GMT -5
I'll be 16 the end of May. But I looked into emancipation, due to the fact that I have a record, the law is no longer on my side. Plus I'd have to prove I have a stable income, which I don't.
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Post by sex ees gud on Apr 7, 2005 22:19:37 GMT -5
ah...well....i'll see if i can find any info to help you out. I'll ask Mrs. Holton (school counselor) she's awesome and was about to help me find a place to move out into...
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Post by Phobic of Tragedy on Apr 7, 2005 22:29:55 GMT -5
Thanks. I'm not sure how much things would vary from state to state though. I was looking, and it seems as if I would actually have to be living away from my parents for some time before I went to court about emancipation. Though maybe I'm just not taking that correctly. And if I were to go to court about it, my parents could contest, which I'm sure they would...and I'm not sure what would happen then. www.lsc-sf.org/problems/emancipation.html |
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