I'm 12 and living in a dangerous household. They are violating my rights, and I want to move out and live with my aunt. Is it possible?
Asked 9 months ago in Kamloops, British Columbia
Categories: Human Rights Family Law
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Answer by Kevin J. Groves
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Posted 9 months ago
-- Kevin J. Groves, Barrister & Solicitor, c/o #306 - 15957, 84th Avenue, Surrey, British Columbia, V4N 0W7 Telephone: 604-800-2034, Fax: 604-357-5305, Email: kg@kgds.ca, Website: www.divorcesolutions.ca
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Answer by Vishal K Bajpai
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Posted 9 months ago
Vishal K Bajpai is a lawyer and BC Law Society accredited family mediator and arbitrator. He is an associate family roster member of Mediate BC. Vishal is the founder of Bajpai Law Corporation, a general practice firm in Abbotsford, BC. See more about Vishal at https://bajpai.ca
Please note that this is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice to you. Legal advice pertaining to your particular situation can only be provided by a lawyer who has met with you to obtain all pertinent background information necessary to give you a formal legal opinion. For formal legal advice, hire a lawyer (many give a free first consultation). Contact Vishal K Bajpai, or search the Lawyer Directory.