Parental Rights And Adult Children

Summary

In Tennessee, once you turn 18, you are legally considered an adult. Your parents can ask you to leave without formal eviction procedures. If they bought you a phone as a gift, they may still claim ownership unless explicitly transferred to you. Installing cameras in your room may raise privacy issues since you are an adult. Your parents cannot legally force you to hand over your paycheck, but mutual financial agreements might create obligations.

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In Tennessee, your parents generally can't just kick you out without notice if you are a minor (under *). If you are an adult (* or older), they can ask you to leave, but they should ideally provide a notice.
Do you have more details about your age or your living situation?
Can my parents take my phone they bought me as a gift
In Tennessee, if your parents bought you the phone as a gift, it generally remains their property until they explicitly transfer ownership to you. Since you are living under their roof, they have the right to take it back.
Do you have any other concerns related to this issue or your living situation?
Can my parents put a camera in my room
In Tennessee, parents generally have the right to install cameras in their own home, including your room, if you are a minor. However, if you are an adult, this could raise privacy concerns.
Are you currently under *, or are you an adult living with your parents?
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Since you're *, you're legally considered an adult in Tennessee. Here are some key points:
- Eviction: Your parents can ask you to leave without formal eviction procedures as you are an adult.
- Phone: If it was a gift, they may still claim ownership unless explicitly transferred to you.
- Cameras: Installing cameras in your room may raise privacy issues since you are an adult.
Do you have any more questions or need further clarification on any of these points?
Can my parents force me to give them my paycheck
In Tennessee, since you're * and considered an adult, your parents cannot legally force you to hand over your paycheck. However, if you have a mutual financial agreement or dependency, that might create some obligations.
Do you need more detailed information about your rights or options in this situation?