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Gee | Moving Out at 16 - Is it possible, and how do I go about this? |
Okay, heres the deal. At home, me and my Mam argue a hell of a lot, and occasionally we get into fights. We can only ever manage to sit at the dinner table for about half an hour before we get into a huge argument. Because of this reason and a few more, Ive recently had a relapse where my SH has been concerned. Its left me very depressed and I wish to move out. Another reason I wish to leave is because I am putting a lot of stress on my family at the moment and it isn't fair on them at all. I intend to go to 6th form and work as many hours as I can manage.
Also, my friend wants to go to Bilborough but lives too far away, in Chesterfield, to be able to attend. For this reason she intends to move out and into a flat before the term of September 09. She intends to work part-time during the course.
Another friend also wishes to move out of her home to release some tension on her parents relationship, as one of them has cancer and the other needs to look after him. She intends to work full time and do part time evening college courses. However, she may move in with her boyfriend instead.
The three of us intend to move in together, and if not me and the first friend who wishes to go to Bilborough most definately will. We will both be 16 by then and her guardian and sister has offered to help with the first few months of rent to help us get on our feet.
I was curious as to how we would go about this, as well as any benefits we could recieve to help us along. How would we go about renting the place out?
Anybody with past experience or who knows anything relatively useful, please reply or drop me a myspace message on http://www.myspace.com/xbloomoox
Thanks!
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Also, I live in the UK - hence why it is on the Yahoo! Answers UK site.
As Ive said, I intend to work as many hours as I may need to be able to afford this.
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Not unless you can move in with a relative, a lettings agent or landlord wouldn't even consider letting out one of their properties to a 16 year old, legally to rent you need to be at least 18. |
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sinead
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here in the UK you can move out and your parents can kick you out
and the only way they can get you back is if your in any kind of moral danger, no problem so far.
The problems start when you try and rent a place as most landlords require you to be a minimum age of 18, some even 21, this deters many teenagers from leaving home.
good luck |
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tj
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You don't say where you are from?I am a housing benefits officer in wales, your entitlement for housing benefit it of a minimum until you turn 25. You are 'allowed' to live alone but you would need to find a landlord ready to accept someone on benefits, the best way to do this is visit as many local letting agents as possible.
Unfortunately, the maximum amount of help, using this area as a guideline is £54.00 a week towards your rent but that is only if you leave school and claim income support.
Think long and hard, this is why there is so little help within the benefits system, to encourage you to stay within the family unit. Everyone goes through difficult patches with their parents but do you really want to give up on your education and struggle your way through life on a minimum wage? |
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Scott G
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you could move out at 16 as I did but it is very tough especially if you dont have a stable job and dont know how to to the best of your ability manage money that you make because thats key! If your willing to struggle a bit and learn alot from it then you can do it the other downfall is not many landlords like the idea of a young kid living ina place because they feel your not ready financially and dont want to get screwed out of not getting paid rent...But all in all you can make it happen if your determined if you need tips feel free to ask |
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jory
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Sorry kid, here's what you don't wanna hear.
A. You can't enter a legally binding contract until you are 21, so you will need someone of that age willing to sign as a guarantor, if you want to rent an apartment.
B. Every student has to legally attend an institution of education until they are 17, (its a new law).
C. Every child has to reach an age beyond parental responsibility, (16).
D. The entire western world is about to hit a depression, the last time this happened was in the 1920's, you are not equipped to deal with it. No-one in the last two generations has experienced the effects of one.
The last one lasted for ten years and was only stopped by world war II, millions of Americans starved to death.
Jobs will evaporate, prices will soar and many goods will no longer be available, money will be scarcer than you've ever known.
Stay at home, help your mum, the families that stick together will survive best. |
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RH<3DH!
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yes, go live on benifits...your problems are solved |
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daeve930
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I don't know what "a relapse where my SH has been concerned" means. From some of the words you use, 6th form, Bilborough, I realize you're not in the US, and my best guess is Australia. So what applies here doesn't necessarily apply there, but here are a couple thoughts I have about this:
1. Do you think you'll be able to get a job that will support you? Do you think McDonald's or a gas station will give you enough hours to get by? I'm thinking no. Here there are laws about how late and how many hours people under 18 can work, even which hours.
2. If you move in with your friend and her boyfriend, there could be some legal problems for him. If he's an adult, and that's probably over the age of 18, and he has a minor child (sorry, but you're a child in most places) living with him, he could find himself in a big pickle.
3. Can you and your mom find a way to peacefully co-exist? What are you fighting about? Are they big things are mostly do you just annoy each other. Maybe you have trouble respecting her authority and want to be free to make your own choices. Maybe she's afraid you're going to do something to ruin your life. Or maybe she's really a lousy mother. No way for us to know, but unless there's something really awful going on at home, you're probably a lot better off there. On your own, you could end up on the streets, which would really be terrible, worse than you can imagine.
So, is there a way to hang in for a couple more years until you're 18? Can you get some outside help, like a counselor or minister to work with you guys to see if you can't find a way to live together and not commit mayhem? I'll be praying for you and hope you can come to a good and safe resolution of this situation, but I think it's unlikely you can live independently at this time of your life. |
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yummymummy
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you cannot move out from your parents/legal guardians house at 16 unless the social services are involved.
by the way sweetheart a few arguments with mummy doesn't entitled you to benefits of any sorts, you do no that the tax payer has to fund the lives of hundreds and thousands of people who can't afford to look After themselves.
being an adult is about struggling through and working hard to get what you want in life.
there will be other times when you don't get along with people that you have to see each day for instance at work,college ect.
i suggest you study,get a good job then in two years you could apply for uni and move away or you could get a full time job and move out.
i think you need to think clearly, and realise that it will be MUCH harder living independently!!
EDIT my partner is an estate agent and if a bunch of 16 year old girls came in to rent a property from him he would turn them away as they are legally unable to sign a contract till they are 18. |
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Ashley D
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it would probably involve being emancipated from your family which is a whole big legal process. how it works is something the courts and the county need to talk to you about.
without being legally on your own, there is no way to move out till your 18. otherwise your parents could report you as a runaway and that will just be more trouble than its worth |
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mike
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please contact http://www.simple2rent.co.uk for real cool advice |
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Frost
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You can only move out at 18 without parental consent
edit - the benefits you will be entitled to will be minimal |
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