Summary
If youre 17 in Ohio and facing an abusive home, consider reporting to Child Protective Services or consulting a local attorney. Emancipation is challenging but possible. Marrying without parental consent under 18 is not legally possible. If in immediate danger, call 911.Full Conversation
I am 17 year old in Ohio. I live with my Mother and her fiance. The home is mentally and verbally abusive and distressing. My mother will not willingly relinquish parental rights. Would actions could I take?
Hello ****, I'm sorry to hear that you're in this situation. In Ohio, you might consider:
- Emancipation: If you're financially independent, you can petition the court.
- Child Protective Services: Report the abuse so they can assess the situation.
- Speak with a trusted adult: They could help you navigate the legal process.
Remember, your safety is essential. If you're in immediate danger, please call *.
I was interested in emancipation but everyone I talked to told me it's nearly impossible in ohio
Emancipation in Ohio is indeed challenging, but not impossible. Key requirements include:
- You must be at least *
- Demonstrate full financial self-support
- Show you're living apart from parents with their agreement
- Prove it's in your best interest
Remember, legal processes can be complex, consult a local attorney for clarity.
Could I marry a 18 year old at * in Ohio without parental consent
In Ohio, you can't marry under * without parental consent. If you're *, you need the consent of a parent or guardian and a Juvenile Court. If both parents are living, both must consent.
How would I marry without parental consent
In Ohio, marrying without parental consent under the age of * is not legally possible. However, you might consider:
- Reaching out to legal aid services for advice on your situation.
- Consultation with a local family law attorney.
- Waiting until you turn * to marry without consent.
I need to urgently leave my home at * but my mom won't let me
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, ****. In Ohio, if you're in an unsafe environment, consider reporting to Child Protective Services. If you're in immediate danger, call *. Remember, your safety is paramount.