Yes. You always have the right to change your mind and stay pregnant. Even once a judge gives you the document saying you can get an abortion without your parents, you do not have to actually have an abortion.
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- What is a judicial bypass for abortion?
- Where do I go to get a judicial bypass?
- What forms do I need?
- What will the judge consider?
- Do I need a lawyer?
- How long does it take to get a judicial bypass?
- Does it cost money to get a judicial bypass?
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