Moving Out in Texas

[ash814]

My question involves juvenile law in the State of: Texas
I will be 17 in August and i am trying to figure out if i can move out then. I have a good job and will be able to support myself and continue to go to school and graduate next year. I am just having issues with my mom.

[cbg]

If your mother gives you permission to move out, yes.

If your mother doesn't give you permission to move out, no.

[ash814]

Hi my name is ashley, i'm 16, turning 17 in August, and living in Texas. I am very unhappy at home, i believe that my mom has an undiagnoised case of borderline personallity disorder and it starting to really effect me. My dad knows how i feel but he remains to stay with her even though she also emotionally abuses him as well. I have a older sister who is 21 and said i can rent a room from her whenever i find out what my options are for leaving the house. I can support myself and want to finish high school next year then join the military. Can anyone help me and tell me my options.

Please email me at ash34113411@yahoo.com

[cbg]

Your options are to get parental permission to live with your sister, or to stay where you are. Based on what you have posted, you do not qualify for emancipation.

[divemedic]

Ash: What you believe about your means nothing. You are not a healthcare professional, and the court will not want to hear it. Also, supporting yourself means a whole lot more than you think it does.