Parents don't have legal responsibility for someone 18 years old, unless they have legally recognized diminished capacity. They are legally adults now, so they can do whatever they want and take the consequences themselves.
no, but if he does something to cause damage or harm using something you own there might be a liability issue, or if you are co-signed for anything.
Children are not legally responsible for the support of their parents.
No. Sometimes if the 'child' is disabled support can continue beyond the age of 18, but a working 18 year old is an adult and the parents aren't legally or financially responsible.
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No, they are not.
Parents shouldn't be responsible for adult children.
At the age of 18 a person has all of the rights of an adult with the possible exception of the ability to purchase and drink alcohol or rent a car. If the parent is paying child support this could also end that responsibility with the exception being if the child attends college it may be required that the parent continue financial support.
A parent that gives permission for a minor to have sex with an adult is committing a crime, as is the adult with whom the minor has sex. Think about it. If it is okay for a parent to give permission for a minor to have sex with an adult, at what age is ok? 15? 12? 10? What about 4 or 5? It is the responsibility of the parent to protect their minor child.
Being pregnant will not make you an adult. They are still the parent's responsibility.
You are an adult at 18 and can apply.
The opposite would be an adult or grown person.
None. He/she is an adult just like you are.
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As long as they are a minor, they are the parent's responsibility. When the child becomes an adult at age 18 they are no longer responsible.
It is the son's responsibility to prepare for his funeral expenses, once he is no longer a child and dependent on his parents, married or not. That is an adult's responsibility. If he died unprepared, he is simply leaving a burden for others.