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babaycakes

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One More Thing...does Anyone Know?
Posted: 01-15-06 22:43pm

Does anyone know what the laws are to getting emancipated or the procedure?
If you do let me know if you like have to get a parental signature if you're pregnant and wanting to get emancipated or even if you're not pregnant can you get emancipated without a signature.
I want to get emancipated after I turn 16 because I dont like my family and its hard living here and theres way to much crap but I know for a fact that my mom wont sign any papers for me to get emancipated and I might be pregnant and I might not but no matter what I just want to know?
So does anyone know?
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Posted: 01-15-06 23:19pm

Emancipation: when a child is emancipated, he/she is freed of parental control and his/her parents no longer have any legal duties toward him/her.He/she has the right to be employed. To keep his wages,and to live apart from the family home. He/she can also make contracts, write a will, and get a drivers license without his/her parents consent.
Emancipation occurs automatically when a child reaches the age of maturity- 18 or 19, depending on the state, but it can also take place earlier if, for example, he/she gets married or enters the military.
Recently, public attention has been focused on expanded rights that some courst have given children. Example in 1992 a court in florida allowed a 12 year old boy to petition for termination of his natural parents custody rights, allowing him to be adopted by his foster parents.
Not really sure of hte lasw in vegas, pretty sure they are lenient!@ i'd find some sort of legal aid to discuss this with. Hope this helps, it came out of my legal problem solver book! Keep me posted!
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