[DanShepy]

I have had counselling with my parents briefly and that did not help, but it ended up with the "mediator" (a social worker who tries) to repair families deciding that it would be in both mine and my parents best interests if I was moved to a hostel in a very poor area of London. I then got relocated to a Hostel one town away from my old home which has now shut down so I am living with my friends family halfway across the country since they tried to relocate me very far away from everyone and everything I know. I did not want to lose all my friends and start my life again in a new area.

[joypulv]

If you don't even know what bank the money is in, then you don't have many options. One is to find free legal aid. It means either going to legal aid groups, most of whom only represent defendants (you are the plaintiff), law schools, or large firms that have a certain amount of time set aside for pro bono work. It's possible that a legal aid group will help you because you are still a minor who has been kicked out.

You're in London now, or your parents?

[tickle]

What information could we possibly ask for. You have supposedly given us all that you have to offer, but I re-itterate, what can we possibly do to help you other then advice and this is going around in circles, DanShepy because of it. It isn't like we can jump on a plane, embark where you are and help you get your money.

[DanShepy]

I am asking you lot for help, that is the purpose of this website, you can't tell me that I am witholding crucial information and then say "What information could we possibly ask for" & I'm in bradford right now, my parents are in London

[GV70]

You may call 020 7092 3960 /Mon, Wed and Fri between 10:00 am and 4:00 pm/. It is pro bono lawyers service.
Or 01274 306617
31 Manor Row Bradford /Monday to Friday
10am - 2pm./ Pro bono service in Bradford.
They may answer your questions according to laws in England.

[Curlyben]

I'm sorry to say, but the assistance you require is above what this site can realistically offer.
You would be better served talking with Citizens Advice and engaging a specialised solicitor in this area.

[ScottGem]

Your original question was how to get your parents removed as your guardians. The only way to do that is through a court. So the only advice we can give is to get a solicitor and take them to court.

[joypulv]

'I live in London'
An example of just how frustrating this information from you is, and how sparse.
I asked where you live and you said you live in London. Which you don't.
We might have done all sorts of research about where to go in London.
We didn't know about the social worker, and we still don't know if 'your' money is even your money yet, or even when you turn 18 or not. It took a while to find out that you know nothing at all about it. I don't know how we are expected to know, and yet you have said twice now 'just ask!'
I guess we now know all we are going to know, and someone has given you some good concrete names and numbers.