And how will they move out on their own if he can't rent a place because he is underage?

And after high school, what will she do?

I'm guessing her parents will/would sign the lease.

What will she do after high school (another question)? Probably nothing.

I asked the high school question before you did. HA!

Things just don't add up in this story.

Because since he lives here and he's a minor.. For him to finish his school here his parents had to make a letter saying my mom had the right to sign everythig for him and that he was living with us, its not really legal gardianship itss a notorized letter saying she has responsibility over him.

Back to where we started - why did his parents allow him to move in with strangers and authorize them to sign "everything" for him.

And you're right - that's not legal guardianship.

There's nothing odd about it he does a 3 person job he's not going to get paid 50 buks a day, he goes in at 9:30 pm he has to clean the whole store, and have that done by 11 pm after that he has to help with stackig the merchandise until 6 jusg for that they pay 12 an hour and then drom 6 amto 12 am he is a cashier

After you get married your legally amancipated and your parents are no longer in charge of you that's how (:

wrong.. Don't judge if you don't know what's going on, actually I'm alreadyy a senior, I got moved up, because of my learning level and I already have a couple of scholarships for a cosmetology school, therefore I will be doing something after high school :)

And how did your parents get legal guardianship?

were not strangers, my parents and his parents have know each other for a long time. Actually my mom and his mom are bestfriends, they've known each other since 4th grade, they're 38 now, that's not a stranger

I see from your attitude that you are going to have problems if you decide to get married at 16.

At any rate - he could get an apartment now with your parents as co-signers. Or your parents could rent the apartment with permission for him to live there.

You took a test to move up? You skipped a grade?

That's also nothing that you posted until now - you either met him on FB (why did I think that? Oh, I know, that's what you posted) OR your mom and his mom, blah, blah, blah.

What attitude I am just explaining myself to everyone saying the story doesn't add up, trying to clear up everything so there will be no misunderstanding. That's all.

I find "dat" rather difficult to believe based on this: "Theres nothing odd about it he does a 3 person job hes not gunna get paid 50 buks a day, he goes in at 9:30 pm he has to clean the whole store, and have dat done by 11 pm after dat he has to help with stackig the merchandise ..."

I'm not so sure you're "gunna" get a scholarship for cosmetology school.

I actually was part owner and operated a couple of "whole stores." Nobody got paid $1,000/week for working from 9:30PM-11:00PM and then after "dat" helping with "stackig" the merchandise.

Maybe I should have owned a store in Wyoming -

The school I was attending in chicago is a very good school, I moved here in 9th grade but everything they were learning I had already learned and passed those classes, so I talked to my counselor , she gave me assesments on all of those subjects and found that I was past those levels so they moved me up to tenth grade , that was two years ago, now I'm a senior I'm actually tacking a couple of colleges classes this year

Yeah, Judy, I was trying to keep an open mind about all the spelling mistakes. I was always at the top of my high school class, but would never have been able to skip a year. Maybe high school is different now.

It sounds like the cosmetology scholarships are a sure thing.

maybe you should have (: and my misspelling, km typing on my iPod trying to get this over with as fast as possible, yea I'm misspelling some stuff, so what? Im just trying to get everythjng straight here

I'm in Chicago. May I ask which one?