Can a child choose to live with Aunt?

Can a child choose to live with Aunt?

As an aunt or uncle, your needs and wants are definitely considered in a child custody decision, however the court will consider what is best for the child, as the ultimate decision maker.

Can I live with my aunt at 14?

Short answer is yes (understand however, that these are not easy to win) , if the court determines, in the best interest of the minor child, that the third person (the aunt) is truly the best person under all the circumstances who should…

How do you fight for custody of a child that is not yours?

Generally, you need the biological parents to consent to your custody. Alternately, you could try to get custody by arguing that they are unfit and that you are already serving as a parent to the child. Only a judge can give you custody, which you must request by filing a petition with the appropriate court.

Can I move in with my aunt at 15?

Until you are 18, you must have the permission of your parent(s) in order to move anywhere. If you do not have permission, they can report you as a runaway and have your brought home. And, your aunt could end up prosecuted for harboring a…

What to do if you need to move out but have no money?

We can only offer you some general yet practical tips for moving with no money which will hopefully assist you on your tough relocation journey ahead.Step 1: Re-Evaluate Your Brave Decision To Move With No Money. Step 2: Look For A Job Before The Move. Step 3: Don’t Be Afraid To Ask For Timely Help.Weitere Einträge…•

Can I move in with my sister at 15?

The easiest would be for your parents to consent to this. Your parents would still be legally financially responsible for your sister until she reaches the AoM. If not done legally, she can with your parents consent stay with you but keeping the address where your parents place is at.