Emancipation of a Minor
An emancipation if a minor is a legal process that frees a child from the custody and control of their parent(s) or guardians before that child reaches the age of majority. If you become emancipated, you will be able to do certain things without first obtaining your parents’ consent. These may include consent to medical treatment, apply for a work permit, enroll in school or college. Additionally, you give up your right for support by your parents.
If you meet the legal requirements the court can declare you emancipated. Some factors may include that you willingly want to live separate and apart from your parents, you can manage your own finances. you have a source of income that does not come from any illegal activity, and emancipation would not be contrary to your best interests; it is good for you.
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