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How can you move out at 17 if your mother is smacking you in the head and constantly picking fights?

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Go to a DV crisis center or call Child Protective Services and report her.

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Can you move out at 17 if you do not get along with your mother?
17 and Trouble at Home . In all US states and most parts of the world you cannot move out without being legally emancipated, unless you can prove to a family court judge that you are...
Can you move out at 17 if your mother beats you?
you cant move out legally cause your 17 but they have these places that are called half way houses or safe way houses where you can go to you just have to tell them whats happening to you or if your...
Can i move out of my mothers house and move in with my boyfriend when i am 17?
if she's ok with it but technically you're still considered a child.
Can you legally move out of your mothers house at 17?
If you have parental permission. Until you are an adult, 18 or older in most places, your parents are responsible for you. That includes determining where you live.
If you move out at 17 do you have to move in with relatives?
You will need to be emancipated to move out at 17. Petitioning the court to move in with other close relatives could give you a leg up in getting emancipated, but that would only be one small factor.