Can you move in with your boyfriend and his mom if you are pregnant and 16 years old?

Answer 1

No a 17 year old cannot move out of the house without her parents consent, If you leave your house before you are 18 years old ... especially since the guy is 20 .. your parents can have him arrested, and I'm sure they will. Once 18 you can do whatver you want, until then sorry hun America's rules. Him being 20 and you being 17 .. that is considered statuatory rape

-- well, if you live in Michigan, the age of Majority is 18, but of you move out at 17, the police will not take you home. You technically cannot be reported as a runaway, because according to MCL, you are NOT considered a minor. a Minor is a person LESS THAN the age of 17, and the juvenile court will have no say in what happens to you.

Answer 2

No, not without written notarized permission from your parent(s) giving temporary custody to a qualified adult. In most states temporary custody is defined as three months or less. Any adult aiding and/or allowing a minor to reside in their home without the parents and/or authorities being made aware of the situation can be subjected to criminal and civil penalties. Other consequences pertaining to such an action depend upon the laws of the state of residency.

Answer 3

I can understand your mother being angry, but shocked that she can't see past the anger and deal with you and your pregnancy. Married or not, a young woman that is pregnant feels the same things a married woman does when pregnant. Yes, if she has basically stopped talking to you, you don't live with her and your father isn't around to disapprove you can move in with your boyfriend. However, please be careful, because it's difficult renting an apartment, paying medical bills, and other bills, and all those doctors visits, and more than not, the young couple end up arguing constantly with each other due to the stress of it all. If you have a good family member you could stay with then I suggest you do so, but this doesn't mean you can't still see your boyfriend. Even at 16 he is responsible as well to help pay for the needs of that baby and most of all, the love that baby deserves. The other option is adoption. You have a lot to think about and if you want further help in this area please leave another post. Good luck hon Marcy

Answer 4

Your age is the determining factor--not that you are pregnant. Your parents will have the responsibility for you until you are of age. In addition, if the father of your child is older than you, he can be charged with rape. The better choice would be to bide your time until you are 18 and move out--you will not need to be pregnant to do so.

Answer 5

If it is Ok with both sets of parents. They are minors and the parents are responsible for them.

Answer 6

If you're in the US, no. Being pregnant/having a baby does give you any rights of adulthood. You are still a minor until you turn 18.

Answer 7

If you're in the US, no. Getting someone pregnant does not give you any "adulthood" rights.