By218lisa
Hello everyone
I'm having a lot of family problems at the moment and want to move out for good, but I don't know where to go or how to do it. I already moved away from one of my parents back then, but things aren't going well here either. Does anyone have any tips?
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At 16 you usually live with parents.
Believe me, probably almost every 16-year-old would say he has family problems and would prefer to withdraw. I also have two such copies at home.
In extreme cases, however, you can contact the youth office and evaluate the situation. At 16 there is no own apartment.
And if your parents want to move out later, and you don’t have the financial resources, they’ll have to finance the apartment.
With me it’s an extreme case had already to do with jugendamt also does not really make those just not really what
What do you think they’re gonna do?
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You haven’t even written where the problems exist. And as I said, there is always plenty of conflict between 16 and parents. I know what I’m talking about…
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