If at 16 I decided to live with my dad not my mum would I be legally allowed?

2016-08-12 1:35 pm
I'm 15 in December and I really want to live with my dad as I have GCSE's soon and I can't live with my mum as it is too stressful because we just don't get along at all. I can't support myself enough at 16 to move out completely but would I be allowed to move in with my dad if he didn't have a problem with it so I could get my GCSE's done without the additional stress?

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2016-08-12 1:37 pm
I'm going through the same thing with my parents. If your parents both think it's okay, then you should do it. Your mom and your dad have to agree.
2016-11-06 9:28 am
sure
2016-08-12 8:44 pm
i think you might be old enough to choose which parent you want to live with so i would talk to your dad about it and he might be able to arrange it
2016-08-12 6:19 pm
Your wording implies you live in the UK or some other non-US place? If so, you should have clarified this, because if you live in a country where 16 makes you a legal adult, then the answer is yes. At that point, you can do whatever you want.

In the US, people need to be 18 before this applies, which is why it can be confusing.
2016-08-12 2:43 pm
that's up to your parents
2016-08-12 2:16 pm
yes
2016-08-12 2:10 pm
Go talk to your father about what is happening, since he is your pother parent.

It's important that YOU take responsibility for *your* behavioral problems. Yes, your mother may say things to you that you don't like- perhaps there is a reason for that. But you and only you are responsible for the way you behave. Take control of that now. No excuses.

Here is a hotline where they can help you work through this:
http://www.boystown.org/hotline/Pages/default.aspx


Your mother has more to deal with than your issues in her life, I'm certain.
Take responsibility for working on your school work, find a tutor if you need one, and go to the library if you need to study away from home. There is no reason to move out - just go to the library if you have work to do.
Make sure you set aside time to do your own laundry, make sure not to leave stuff around the house. Don't bring dirty dishes into the kitchen and dump them in the sink- if you do your part, she will ease up on you. You say you aren't "old enough" to be emancipated- but you ARE old enough to take on the responsibility for your own stuff. Say nothing, and keep your stuff clean, andyour mother will be a little happier.

Moving in with your father isn't going to be the answer- at your age, whomever you live with is going to be your latest aggravation. Keep quiet and clean up after yourself, go out to study elsewhere, and you should be fine. That's all stuff YOU can do, if you so choose.
2016-08-12 2:05 pm
:D thx
2016-08-12 1:37 pm
sure
2016-08-12 4:38 pm
You have to discuss it with your dad, first. .... to see if he's in agreement. It could mean going to Court for a change of custody, unless your parents can come to a mutual agreement outside of Court.

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