Legal Rights For Minors

Summary

Minors can legally leave a room, but its important to communicate with parents about feelings and concerns. If feeling trapped or ignored, reaching out to a trusted adult or seeking legal advice is advisable. Communication is key in resolving such situations, and understanding ones rights can help in making informed decisions.

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My mom took me to a party, at a friends house, my cousin and I are locked in a room with NOTHING to do but pout, the only way we can get out is to use the bathroom and if we were called,
I'm really sorry to hear you're in that situation. It sounds quite distressing. Are you currently in any immediate danger or feeling unsafe?
No not in any harm but we are forced to be in room and cannot get on we are crying and begging to go home and in the response I’m having fun leave me! Can I legally leave the room?
I'm really sorry you're in that situation. If you're under *, you should try to contact your parent or guardian to explain your situation and ask them to come get you. If you're feeling trapped or unsafe, you can call * for immediate help.
No I’m with my parwnts
I'm sorry you're feeling this way. If you're with your parents, it might be helpful to calmly express to them how you're feeling and ask if you can leave the room or the party. Communication with your parents is key in situations like this.
Can I legally leave the room
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You can legally leave the room, but since you're with your parents, it's best to talk to them and explain how you feel. If you feel trapped or your parents are not listening, you could reach out to another trusted adult for help.