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Fri 11 Jan, 2013 06:46 pm
Hey I Am Here To Ask A Question , Currently I Am 15 Years Old But I Am Mature Phisically And Mentally But I'm turning 16 February 13th And My Girlfriend Just Turned 20 Years Old , And We Have Reasons To Believe She Is Pregnate , Could She Get In Any Kind Of Trouble If My Mom Is Willing To Give Consent And Sign My Rights Over , This Is In The City Of Winston Salem , North Carolina And I Don't Want To Hear Any Kind Of Bullshit Preaching Sorry To Be Mean But I Just Want To Know My Answer , Thanks And Have A Blessed Day :-)
@Guerito,
This may be a way to clear your girlfriend out of legal trouble if your parent is willing to sign off on a marriage when you turn 16.
By the way you are as stupid as most 15 years are to have enter into a relationship where you could be a father at least a decade ahead of any ability to be a father and my comments about a 20 female who would have such a father to her child I can not write on this website.
In any case I would see a lawyer at once with your mother.
Quote:Code Section 51-2, 51-2.1
Minimum Legal Age With Parental Consent Male: 16; Female: 16 (One or both parents' consent unless minor has certificate of emancipation)
Minimum Legal Age Without Parental Consent Male: 18; Female: 18
Comments Minors 14-15 may obtain license with court order in case of pregnancy or birth of child.
Note: State laws are constantly changing -- contact an attorney or conduct your own legal research to verify the state law(s) you are researching.
I have to say I totally agree with BillRM on this one. Didn't they teach you about conception in school?
@contrex,
And so it's the SCHOOL's responsiblity to teach this kid about unwanted pregnancy? How about the dizz he was borking? Or mommy dearest?
@PUNKEY,
PUNKEY wrote:
And so it's the SCHOOL's responsiblity to teach this kid about unwanted pregnancy? How about the dizz he was borking? Or mommy dearest?
In a civilized society, schools do this.
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