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Yes, if they are mature enough and nothing happens. It is not a issue of them staying alone unless there is a issue or something happens. If the parents are divorced, this can be a issue fought over in court over custody, even though there are no 'laws" it is a matter of opinion. The real problem is if something happens, if the house burns down, or a child gets hurt, then Children and family serivces will investigate and their opinion of the maturity of the child may not be the same as yours |
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