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  • nick2233's Avatar
    7 posts since May '08
    • I am having problems with my parents and i want to move out to have my own life. wat age can i be legally independent from my parents. i want to move out and contibue my studies and work. i am 17 now reaching 18 in 1 month?

      Any idea of the age? please no flaming..

  • xaih's Avatar
    470 posts since Apr '07
    • what problems you having such that you have to move out? you must know you have no financial stability yet...

  • nick2233's Avatar
    7 posts since May '08
    • i have enuf money. i got a job and i can feed myself, all i need to do is to rent a room($450) then the rest i can take care of it. Money is not the problem, i am looking into the technical part of leaving the parents as a Minor, cuz i under 18 ma.. but reaching in like 1 month

  • nick2233's Avatar
    7 posts since May '08
  • Gosu.'s Avatar
    390 posts since Jul '06
    • Minors is equivalent to below 21 years of age. Thus you would be a minor for another 3 years.

       

      Also, you have to consider you education fees(if you are still schooling) and it would be impractical to be going through NS while renting a room. Also, you might want to reassess your rationales in why you are leaving your parents(might want to share so we can advise you?)

       

       

  • nick2233's Avatar
    7 posts since May '08
    • i have no need to go for NS coz i am a migrant. And i am under loan and bond from the Government which i signed up so i relieved my parents of their burden to pay. simple thing is that i need more space which they no longer can give and i talked to them and they told me its not gonna happen.I would leave them after i graduate and move on to work why not now.

       

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    FireIce's Avatar
    156,558 posts since Dec '99
    • in some countries, as soon as the child reaches 17 or 18, the parents kick him/her outta the house.....

  • FirePig's Avatar
    881 posts since Mar '08
    • your son and daughter will look at how you take care of your parents. If you fuck care your parents, chances are your son and daughters will fuck care you again when they are 17 years old.

  • nick2233's Avatar
    7 posts since May '08
    • yea i want that to happen. i want to have a free life now. Can i leave the house now? I just want to learn and work outside. I wud try to do my part as a child but i think its time i can leave. Is it legal for me to leave? or my parents can deliver charges on me if just leave and start my life outside?

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    TehJarVu's Avatar
    60,248 posts since Dec '03
    • Originally posted by FirePig:

      your son and daughter will look at how you take care of your parents. If you fuck care your parents, chances are your son and daughters will fuck care you again when they are 17 years old.


      hey this is so true!

  • nick2233's Avatar
    7 posts since May '08
  • jojobeach's Avatar
    3,392 posts since Apr '07
    • Originally posted by nick2233:

      dude, i am not abandoning my parents. i just wana leave and work in the society

       

      Well, if that is the case, you should have consent from your parents.

      The thing is, you will not be able to enter into any legal binding agreement outside. You may/will still be required to get your parents signature.

      I suggest you ask an agent about the legality due to your age. If you can qualify to sign the  rental agreement as an individual ?

       

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    TehJarVu's Avatar
    60,248 posts since Dec '03
    • Originally posted by nick2233:

      dude, i am not abandoning my parents. i just wana leave and work in the society

       


      why don't you grow up normally as a normal asian boy?

      it is not as if your parents are abusing you

      there is a reason why we live and be nurtured in a famiy unit

  • nick2233's Avatar
    7 posts since May '08
    • sorry buddy. its not as simple as it seems. if i had a choice i wud stay. its not so simple. too long a story to write

      i just wanna noe the legalities

       

  • Lorry`'s Avatar
    4,798 posts since Oct '05
    • The first thing i thought of is the money problem because you gotta pay for the house rent and not just food, transport, etc anymore. But since you say (and certain) it's of no problem to you at the moment, so yea, i say you're free to go to be independent, learn and work outside.

      It's actually not a bad thing. A child should go explore the world him/herself and IF i do have one i'll let him/her go at 18. And i dont regard movin out as abandoning your parents (drag too far.... isn't it?)  But one thing is, you GOTTA make sure you have sufficient money to support yourself not just for 1 week, or month, but probably long term.. depends on you.

      18 sounds good and old enough to take care of oneself. But I'm not sure of the legal issues though. You need to hit a specific age to rent. Sorry cant be of much help here regarding the legal issues but could only support your thoughts and i wish you all the best. icon_wink.gif

      Is there no other ways besides movin out?  No talk, mate? (I guess your mind is set anyway....)

  • BeautifulBetty's Avatar
    287 posts since Aug '07
    • TS cited the reason for wanting to move out was because he asked his parents for more space but his parents disagreed Hmm...I wondered his 'space'  meant if his parents were cramping his lifestyle for not allowing him to bring back girls to s.... Cos if that was the real reason then the parents were wise to do so and TS had mistaken his parents good intention. Well, let's hope we don't get to read about underage migrant had sex with underage girls and now being charged in court for 'rape'icon_twisted.gif

      In any case why not just stay on for another 3 years? Not that it's really long that you are itching to score some girls. Oh wait! You might have been a female! In that case the more reasons for your parents not to give you more space for fear their precious daughter got cheated by some colour wolves or worst got pregnant at such an early age!icon_twisted.gif

      Edited by BeautifulBetty 13 May `08, 12:14AM
  • DriftingGuy's Avatar
    6,768 posts since Feb '05
    • Are you sure you are leaving to start a new life outside or really because you are having problems at home?

  • soleachip's Avatar
    5,397 posts since Jun '07
    • Originally posted by nick2233:

      I am having problems with my parents and i want to move out to have my own life. wat age can i be legally independent from my parents. i want to move out and contibue my studies and work. i am 17 now reaching 18 in 1 month?

      Any idea of the age? please no flaming..

      My girlfriend moved out on her own 6 months after O levels.

      She was 17. 

      You should be fine.

       

  • Gosu.'s Avatar
    390 posts since Jul '06
    • Originally posted by soleachip:

      My girlfriend moved out on her own 6 months after O levels.

      She was 17. 

      You should be fine.

       


      My EX moved out when she was 17, within 2 months she slept with 5 other guys even participated in threesomes and turned out a slut. Now she works as a social escort once-thrice a week at geylang. Smokes a pack a day and has barely enough money to feed herself. She skips rent sometimes by sleeping with her roommates who cover her rent and packs up their room for them.

       

      Okay, back to the point.

      Below 21(Age of a minor) you need to have a parent or guardian sign for rental(unless you do it without papers, which can be pretty risky as they can kick you out on accord that you are 'illegally' staying at their place)

      Also, basic rule for rent would be 2 months down payment minimum of 6 months stay.

       

      There shouldn't be a problem not living with your parents, if legal issues arise, just state you have family problems, go for counselling sessions and it will dissolve. As long as your reason is justifiable, the law wouldn't hurt you

  • soleachip's Avatar
    5,397 posts since Jun '07
    • Originally posted by Gosu.:


      My EX moved out when she was 17, within 2 months she slept with 5 other guys even participated in threesomes and turned out a slut. Now she works as a social escort once-thrice a week at geylang. Smokes a pack a day and has barely enough money to feed herself. She skips rent sometimes by sleeping with her roommates who cover her rent and packs up their room for them.

       

      Doesn't mean it has to turn out that way for every other kid moving out on their own at 17.

      Edited by soleachip 13 May `08, 11:50PM
  • w.eikaas's Avatar
    347 posts since Dec '07
    • Originally posted by FireIce:

      in some countries, as soon as the child reaches 17 or 18, the parents kick him/her outta the house.....

      thats one reason why singaporeans are pampered in a way. parents should really kick their kids out when they reach this age - i have friends like that, I envy their parents - free at last from their kids. Upon saying that tho' I dun think I bear to kick my child outta the house when she is 18. Perhaps she would be the one who cant wait to get outta my sight.. sigh..... we'll see.

  • dumbdumb!'s Avatar
    11,700 posts since Jan '03
  • dumbdumb!'s Avatar
    11,700 posts since Jan '03
    • Originally posted by w.eikaas:

      thats one reason why singaporeans are pampered in a way. parents should really kick their kids out when they reach this age - i have friends like that, I envy their parents - free at last from their kids. Upon saying that tho' I dun think I bear to kick my child outta the house when she is 18. Perhaps she would be the one who cant wait to get outta my sight.. sigh..... we'll see.

      contradicting lor. haha just do what ur heart tells you la. why follow social norm.

  • BotaHead's Avatar
    24 posts since Mar '08
    • hello bros,

       

      the first test u need to pass toward independent is to know how to handle human relationship well at home especially with  parent and sibling.

       

      why dont u go figure out a way to solve your problems with your parent first, if u can solve it then u can think about surviving on your own.

       

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  • Alucard101's Avatar
    405 posts since Aug '07
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