18 any age as long and the officer has probable cause or reasonable suspicion that the kid is dangerous
Maybe, if the parents are married or soon to be married, self-sufficient and healthy.
If the issue were to go to court, the judge will most likely base the ruling off the child's opinion. The age of the child (assuming the child is old enough to make a, somewhat, reasonable decision) really does not matter. For reference, I would say any child above the age of 7, but that is simply my opinion of what a reasonable age would be.
There is no minimum age for a child to use public transport alone. The legal guardian must make a judgement call on what would be a safe and reasonable age for their child to ride unaccompanied. Many bus companies will have their own policies in place on acceptable age ranges.
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In Michigan, there is no specific age at which a child can choose which parent to live with. However, the court may consider the child's preferences if they are deemed old enough and mature enough to make a reasonable decision. Ultimately, the court will make custody decisions based on the child's best interests.
A parent is responsible to support a child up to age 21 to the extent that they are able to provide such support and subject to the child obeying the reasonable rules of the household. I am required to offer my child assistance (support) in the form of food, clothing, shelter. medical care, etc. to the extent that I am able. In return, he or she is required to obey "reasonable rules" of my household. He or she can refuse my offer of assistance and move out of the household at the age of 18 in New York. Short answer to your question is yes. You are required to support your child until age 21. If my child is living in a shelter but I continue to offer him or her a bed in my home, access to the food in my refrigerator, etc., then I am living up to my support obligation. At 18 years of age, my child is not required to accept such support.
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If the child is believed to be in danger, they can remove the child at any age.
Simply, the answer is yes. A parent is legally liable for the actions of their child, child be define as "until the legal consenting age of 18". There are certain instances that a child can leave and be responsible for themselves prior to the age of consent. This action is known as emancipation. In this case the child must have a reasonable reason to seek such an action, such as having a job that will enable them to take care of themselves, and a few others. Contact you local legal aid office for more details.
If, in the eyes of a reasonable person, the "spanking" appeared to be excessive, then YES, it could be a custody issue. No reasonable person would allow a child to reside where this was occuring.
At any age.