Can my mom legally kick me out of the house?
My Mom has been threatening to kick me out of the house for years. I'm 16 years old and live in Maryland. I have done nothing wrong at all, she just wants me out because she says "she can whenever she wants". My stepdad does not approve of my moms decision to kick me out but she says she's going to do it anyway. She says as mother she has full control of what will happen to me and where I will go. Do I have any rights at all? Surely she can't legally kick me out for no reason. I mean as a minor this should be illegal. What are my rights and is this legal? Do I have the right to stay home or do i have no choice?
Can my mom legally kick me out, im 18? (Section 8)?
Ill try to make this as short as possible. My mom got married 2 years ago and lives with her husband in Colorado for most of the year. I've been living at home myself for the most part, and my uncle moved in last year so theres an adult in the house. Because I was in the house alone so much I felt lonely and so a little over a month ago I bought a puppy. When my mom came back from CO she flipped out. She said she was kicking me out and since then I have packed all my stuff and am supposed to go today. She said she would call the cops if i dont leave. Then I thought more about it. My name is in the Section 8 for this house. So she cant technically kick me out, and she cant remove me without me signing it because I am 18. The cops cant do anything unless I am doing something wrong, which I havent at all. If anything, I am refusing to leave my own house. Under Section 8, i cant be kicked out because on paper I am a resident of the house. If you're wondering what i did with the puppy, i brought it to my friends house to stay temporarily because she has a Golden retriever as well and they get along great, but recently it escaped under the fence, so we lost him and are struggling to find him again. So yea im having terrible things happen in my life. I am hoping to bring my puppy back when my mom leaves in a month or so.
Can my stepdad legally kick me out?
My step dad wants to kick my two year old daughter, my fiancé and I out of the house. My mother says we're not going anywhere because its the middle of winter and her name is on the house as well. My step dad wants to kick us out cuz neither of us have a job yet. My fiancé has a job lined up just waiting for the lady to call to say go. I've applied everywhere so it's not like we're not trying. We do bring $500 worth of food in. And we have no where else to go. Please no bad comments we lost our home from a fire and list everything. We're still trying to get on our feet. I just want to know if he can legally kick my family out. Also my mom pays for everything in the house, bills, mortgage, everything. Please I need advise.
Can I legally kick my 14 year old out?
My son, now 14 is becoming out of control. No, he's not on drugs or anything like that although I fear that's not far behind. I have three kids in all, one is still just a baby (5 years old), and my oldest, now eighteen has been confined to a wheelchair all her life. Rather than be part of the family, my son continually picks on my youngest and bullies him, all but refuses to help with my daughter, barely gets by in school, and is just unbearable. I never thought I'd say this, but I'm sorry I had children. Anyway...I want him out. I know that, legally I can't just throw him out on the street, but I have a wife and two other children to think about. What can I do?
At what age can parents legally kick you out of the house in the United States?
Well, since the ‘law’ stipulates that an individual is an adult at the age of 18, and is legal in all states in the United States, the ‘legal’ age that parents can kick their kids out of the outs is just that….18 years old.Of course, depending on the attitude of some kids who think they know it all and make outrageous and unruly and ungrateful emands on their parents, that could be even at an earlir age, even if it would be illegal to do so and the parents could be charged with chile abuse or improper parenting.I like the claim my dad made when I was a kid and would get unruly or mouth back when told to do something. He’d say to me…’I brought you into this world. I can damn sure take you out of it just as easily’. If nothing else, it got my attention, let me know who the boss was and where I stood in the ‘pecking order’. And there were no rules or laws back then that would get him into trouble of any kind for speaking to me like that. But that’s back when people know what sex they were by age 4, kids were to be seen and not heard, and when seen they’d best be doing something productive NOT destructive or they’d get one hell of an ass whoopin’. And those kids grew up to be ‘men’ and ‘women’ who could deal with life and didn’t need any ‘safe place’ when things got a little ‘iffy’ or hard to deal with at the moment. Now what do we have??? A nation full of whiners and snowflakes. Something the wolf in the storybook tale of the ‘Three Little Pigs’ could have blown over or down with only half a breath and a sever case of COPD.
Can my dad legally kick me out? without my mothers say?
The police would just say it's a domestic, unless it turned REALLY violent. Because you're now 18 and he is ONE of the owners of the house, then unfortunately for you yes that is enough for him to legally be able to remove you from his house. So my advice is to either try and resolve the issues with your dad... or find somewhere to stay or rent until you go to school. I am guessing your accomodation will be sorted while you're studying? If not then your dad is being very unsupportive and your mum needs to do more. Do you even want to carry on living in HIS house? Have you got a good father/son relationship? My dad was very regimented and old fashioned and the best thing I ever did was find my independance... I realised he's a bad father who couldn't give two s**ts about his own children - he just saw us as "drains on his resources" and I am lucky to be free from a cold nasty d**k head :-) If you do want to stay there (not just that you think it would be easier) then maybe sit down and have a chat with your dad when the time seems right, and explain to him what you have said on here - it seems reasonable enough. Step up your efforts to get a job and in the mean time offer to take on certain roles around the house or do something to pay back for living there. Also, that's not really a valid argument about "living it up" for your last couple of months of freedom... we all know that your party days won't be ending any time soon ;-)
Can my mom kick me out at 16?
I am 15 now and my mom keeps threatening to kick me out next year. When me and my brother fight she tell me that she can and that she will never have to see me again. We live in Michigan. Can she legally kick me out?
Can my parents legally kick me out in Florida before I graduate high school?
Yes, they can as soon as you are 18. It happens all the time to foster kids. I would love to know what you did that was disrespectful and irresponsible. Something doesn't mesh here and I'm betting you have repeatedly been a problem and they have run out of ideas of how to get you to change your behavior. Do you think it's fair for them to have to deal with an irresponsible, disrespectful kid? (I note that you don't deny it, you don't say they think, you state it as an affirmative. So apparently you don't disagree with their assessment of you.) If you are so smart, negotiate with them. Ask them what it would take for you to stay and then stick with it. If you can't stick with it, then they may have reason to ask you to leave. Apologize for past behavior and promise to improve. Your solution of bullying them into it with the law speaks a lot about what kind of kid you are around them. You don't want to change your behavior, you want to force them to take care of you. Do you see how that can be perceived by them? Where is your mother in all of this?
Can my mom kick me out if I'm 24 and paying her rent?
I have thought about yes "biting my tongue". I know I have 3 simple options here. Say no and move out, say yes and abide by the rules, or say yes and not abide by every single rule, like I have been doing. So logically I asked her what would happen if I didn't do all the rules and still lived there. She said thats no possible. I argued well no yes that is physically possible and I want to know what would happen then (which I think is a logical question). She was flipping out and making me sound "bizarre" o whatever. She is a mind ****. But I wouldn't put it past her to put my stuff outside. Either that or her rants would just get worse. It's just hard to put up with all her rules when I'm almost sure she will try and make other things up too and basically "babysit" everything I do. She also disapproves of many other things and will talk down to me but expect me to glorify her and listen o her stories she gets excited about. This messes with