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no i have to do this for my dad he always makes me do these things. my mom will be sittingon the chouch and he makes me cet everything for him and i am pragnat
no i have to do this for my dad. he makes me do all these thing all the time. he makes me cry all the time. my mom just sits back and don't say nothing
i do it for my dad
Not one of those is a reason for emancipation, nor are any of them even considered abuse. Nor do any of them endanger your pregnancy.
When I was a teen, my dad made me clean the dog poop out of the garage, and I even had to dig hundreds of fence post holes so we could fence a 1 acre yard. Those things are called chores.
None of the things you mentioned are illegal, or even immoral. You are going to have to wait for 18, or convince your parents to change their minds. Even if that does happen, there is always the chance that your b/f will be prosecuted as a sex offender.
so my parents are the ones that can charge him
No. The state files charges. All your parents would do is report the crime. It is up to the state to do the charging. Anyone who suspects the crime can report it. That includes healthcare providers, who under certain circumstances, are REQUIRED to report it.
thaking care of my dads hygiene is a chore i thought that was the wifes job. why should i have to does this for a 54 year old man
That has nothing whatsoever to do with your "rights".
Continuing to argue about what you should or should not be required to do does not change the fact that as soon as you got pregnant, you kissed what very slim chance you had of emancipation goodbye. It is not going to happen now, no matter what arguments you supply.
Okay, you've got it hard at home. So do lots of kids. But YOU DO NOT QUALIFY TO BE EMANCIPATED. And the law is NOT going to force your parents to let you see your boyfriend, even in the unlikely chance that he's not in jail by the time the baby is born.
Unless CPS sees fit to take you out of the home, which they will NOT do based on what you've posted here, you're stuck where you are, under your parents COMPLETE control, for another three years so you'd better start making the best of it.
so if my parents let us get married can he still be charged. but my parents don't care they want him around i just want to live with him and we want to get married. we have been togather for a long time. my parnets aren't going to charge him nethier are my doctors
Yes, he can still be charged. If you weren't married on the day he had sex with you, he could face jail and sex offender registration. What your parents think of the situation is legally irrelevent. Medical personnel (isn't NOT just doctors - it's ANYONE) may not have a CHOICE in whether to report.
can he be charged later down the road if he an't charged now. when i get 18 will it still mater. If nobody says anything he will be fine right.