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how can my girlfriend move in with me legaly she 17 and pregnant?

Ok so me and my girlfriend have been together for 6 months we just found out shes pregnant I live in Georgetown KY she lives 1 and a half hours from me she lives 45 mins from the closest hospital and she want to move in with me so we can be closer to a hospital and were both only 17 I still live with my parents and there fine with her moving in with me but her parents said no is there anyway she can move in with me without getting in trouble we don’t really care what her parents say or think we just don’t want to get in trouble and I have heard were shes 17 and after she has the kid she will be considered a legal adult and can move in with me without and legal troubles is this true? please help me

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Answer #1

DAMN IM GOING THRU THE SAME PROBLEM BUT MY GIRLFRIEND IS 18 AND HER PARENTS DONT LET ME SEE HER OR TALK TO HER THEY SAID THERE GOING TO SEND HER VERY FAR AWAY FROM ME AND I REALLY LOVE MY GIRLFRIEND AND MY BABY I DONT KNOW WHAT TO DO CAN SOMEBODY PLEASE HELP ME?

Answer #2

Yep, wait one year. It’s not a long time, it’s only a few months after your baby is born.

And as angelofdeath mentioned, it is very good that you’re concerned for the baby and his mother. Doesn’t happen as often as it should.

Answer #3

Well, she needs to get her parents consent, thats the only way unless they are abusive to her, then thats more of a hassel than its worth. Your gonna have to hold out till shes 18 then she can move in and no one will have a say in the matter. And thats cool that you take an interest in her even because shes pregnant there is a lot of guys who get theirs girls pregnant and just leave the girl with the baby.

Answer #4

Not sure if it is, but to be safe, let her stay with her parents. They obviously want what’s best for her. Maybe after she gives birth to the baby and has began to raise it, re-consider it if you both have thought about everything. Raising a child is hard work, think about EVERYTHING first.

Good Luck :)

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