Yes. Each sets of parents has to give consent for their child.
Yes they do.
If you are working in a child care center and consent has not been given to give a child medication, you cannot do so. The only thing that you can do is to call the parents and make sure they give you a written consent; there is no other steps that you can follow.
If the minor is 16 and up the parent can consent but in some states it is allowed below 16 but then you also need the courts consent and they rarely give it. It's hard to find really good reasons why children below 16 should marry and get emancipated.
http://www.sexlaws.org/node/1353/print
You can hire an attorney to see if a judge will give you permission to home school your child.
Check out the Massachusetts government website in the related link for information.
No you can not. You must be 16 with parents consent. 18+ consent is not needed
Yes, that is acceptable. Some states require that both of her parents give consent. Others, just need one parent's consent. However, some states don't allow people to get married legally until they are 21-so depending on your state, you could need parental consent as well.
You simply need to say 'No' - that is effective and the only way you need. If you don't want to engage in sexual activity simply practice self-control, and if someone is trying to get you to engage in sexual activity make it clear that you do not consent and they cannot have sex with you.
No. The child has 2 parents not just one so both need to give their consent.
You can apply at 16 with parental consent which means one legal guardian so one is enough as long as they really are your legal guardian.