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Can a 17-year-old move in with a friend legally in the state of Virginia?
Not legally, as the legal age of majority for the state is 18.
At 17 can you date a 26 year old legally?
It depends on your state's laws.
Can a 17 year old legally date a 13 year in the state of Nevada Will he be arrested if there dating?
As far as I know you can legally date a 13 year old if you are 17 but having a sexual relationship is a whole other story.
Can a 17-year-old legally date a 21-year-old in the state of Oklahoma with parents permission?
Yes
Can a 17 year old female date a 20 year old male legally in the state of Florida?
Yes.
Can a nineteen year old legally date a sixteen year old in the state of Texas?
yes. if its okay with your parents.
Can a 15 year old girl and 18 year old girl date legally in Virginia?
In Virginia, the age of consent is 18. It is not legal for a 15-year-old to date an 18-year-old as it could potentially be considered statutory rape. It's important to be aware of the laws regarding age of consent in your state.
Can a 16 year old girl legally date a 20 year old man in Virginia?
That is up to your parents to decide since there are no laws for dating just for sex.
In the state of Virginia can a 12 year old legally sit in front seat with air bags?
The legal age is 12-13, so yes. (I live in Virginia.)
Can a 15 year female date a 24 year old male legally in Washington state?
No, she'll have to wait a year - the legal age of consent in Washington State is 16.
What is the date of West Virginia's becoming a Union state?
The year 1861 is the date of West Virginia's becoming a Union state in the United States of America. The state was formed once a majority of the population in Virginia's 50 northwestern counties opted for joining the Union and opposing the Confederacy of Southern States.
Can a 17 year old legally date a 27 year old in the state of New Mexico without Parental consent?
Legally they can have sex but it is always the parents who decide who their minor is allowed to see.
