Hi, i had some questions about moving out at 17 and not getting myself or boyfriend who's 18 in trouble. can anyone help me???

Holy crap, there needs to be a filter.

 How about trying marriage.  Not the  answer you want ?   O well  Tallgov will you pass me some butte brickle ice cream please? 

countrylover13, if you're coming here for that kind of advice, I'm afraid it's too late...

Hmm, this is something best left to address with your school's guidance counselor.   You are still in school?  Right??

I can tell you, although you won't believe me, because you think that at 17 you already know everything there is to know, that at 17, you do not know enough about life to move out and start your own life with this guy or anyone else.  At 17, you are still a minor child in the eyes of the court.  Your parents are responsible for you legally and financially until the day you turn 18.  You can probably file to be an emancipated adult, meaning that you can show the court that you are finishing school and have a physical means to support yourself and have your parent(s) sign off on it.  That said and not knowing how long until your 18th birthday, is it really worth all that or can you just wait............ or is exercising a little bit of patience too difficult for you.  Don't be in such a hurry to grow up that you put yourself in a position to learn some real hard and difficult lessons from making some really bad and poorly thought out decisions and choices at such a young age.

Have you tried Familylink? ;)

Yes I remember when I was 18... I did know everything! ROTFLMBO

OK while I knew more than 99.9 % of the people my age it wasn't till I hit about 25 that I looked back & thought OMGosh I didn't know anything! Now at 29 I think WOW I learn something new every day....

SkoolCop says ...

I can tell you, although you won't believe me, because you think that at 17 you already know everything there is to know, that at 17, you do not know enough about life to move out and start your own life with this guy or anyone else.  At 17, you are still a minor child in the eyes of the court.  Your parents are responsible for you legally and financially until the day you turn 18.  You can probably file to be an emancipated adult, meaning that you can show the court that you are finishing school and have a physical means to support yourself and have your parent(s) sign off on it.  That said and not knowing how long until your 18th birthday, is it really worth all that or can you just wait............ or is exercising a little bit of patience too difficult for you.  Don't be in such a hurry to grow up that you put yourself in a position to learn some real hard and difficult lessons from making some really bad and poorly thought out decisions and choices at such a young age.