Legal Question in Family Law in Indiana
i am 16, turning 17 on june 12. i live in texas right now, but before i turn 17 we are moving to indiana. i hate this whole thing. i'm gonna be moving for my senior year. and i cant stop it can i? if i am not pleased there can i move back to texas and move in with a friend or how do i do it legally? or can i even do it legally? what age is considered a runaway in indiana? i am posting this as a free question because currently i do not have a job.
1 Answer from Attorneys
Talk to your parents now about how you feel in a rational way. Perhaps some arrangements can be made, especially with internet. texting , skype. keeping in contact is not difficult if they were to agree to allow you to stay in Texas so that you could enjoy your senior year with the people that you grew up with. Legally, you would be a runaway absent consent.
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