Emancipation?

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So, has anyone tried to get emancipated? What was the reason and the outcome of it. Share your story! 😊😊

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Ha I live in Kansas and when I went to the court house at 17 while I was working 2 jobs, they laughed in my face and said good luck kid. I hope you guys have better stories

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you have think long and hard about this decision because you have to prove multiple things to the judge before they grant you emancipation. for instance: 
may vary depending on your location* 
•you have to be financially self-sufficient 
      *have a way to pay for 
      *housing 
      *own health care 
      *food etc. 
• You must have made stable living arrangement & the place you are planning on living in needs to be furnished 
• you are mature enough to make adult decisions 
• you have to be enrolled in school or have a high school diploma 
 
scenarios where you may be granted emancipation:

•you are legally married 
•financially independent 
•abusive parents 
•moral objection to your parents living situation 
•you have been kicked out of your house
  
as you see I have considered emancipation before and have down my own research luckily my parents realized something was wrong and we figured everything out.

best of luck to you! please keep us updated

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idk if this is still a active thing but im 15 planning to emancipate at 16, im enrolled in a homeschool that is free in my area, and ive been building up a case since i was small. i have pictures of where my mom has slapped me and left bruises, i have recorded conversations of my parents fighting and either one parent will threaten to kill the other, but between that ive been seeing my boyfriend for almost 3 years and hes agreed that i should move in with him and be emancipated AFTER i get a job and AFTER i get my car, not hes going to provide me for anything, is there any advice i could have?

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Why do you want an emancipation?

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Personally, my mom and I have an awful relationship. It honestly bothers me because I wish it could be better and we could have that mother daughter bff thing going. I have an older sister who was in my position as well. They actually went to court and the judge laughed and told my sister if she thought she was a grown up then good luck. She lived with her best friend for 3 months I think?? They ended up kicking her out. She couldn't make enough to support herself so she went crawling back to my mom. In my story my parents were making me move. So I asked to emancipate so I could stay living where we were and be near my friends. They got really offended and mad at me. Basically I ended up staying with them. Its honestly the smarter choice at a young age. I mean as long as you're not being abused just put up with it for a few years and when your 18 you're free. That way you can get a job, save money, get into college and have a plan and income to support yourself and your future, good luck!! ❤️❤️

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Typically you can do this if you're pregnant. My friend did & she's still happily married & now has 3 kids. I doubt a judge will grant emancipation for other reasons but I don't know! Good luck to you 💕

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