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I think that if you don't want to live with your mom you should have a good reason, i mean you're 17 already, you are almost an adult you should already know whats good and bad for you. If you are sure of this i think that you should go ahead and go live with your dad but, talk to your mom first let her know your reasons for why you are leaving. Be careful with what you do, because life could be pretty complicated sometimes, so watch out and take action as an adult that you are about to be and not as a kid. I hope that my advice can help you make a better decision.

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Q: Can a 17 year old in North Carolina who wishes to not live with her mom and adopted dad anymore move out to her biological dads house?
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