I was wondering what are my options, if any, to emancipate myself after turning 21 years old?
You are free at 18. You don't need to be emancipated.
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Probate Lawyer at Fort Lauderdale, FL
Practice Areas: Probate, Unknown
You are free at 18. You don't need to be emancipated.
Grandparents do not have rights to see their grandchildren. I suggest you get a long with your grandchild's mother.
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I agree with Attorney Johnson. I would ask the cemetery if you can replace the head stone and I wish you the best of luck.
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I agree with Attorneys Goldman and Johnson. I would ignore them.
You can't get custody of an 18 year old. Sh is an adult. See what she has to do to establish residency to get in-state tuition.
You need an attorney to review the probate file and explain what happened and your rights.
You can sue him for breach of contract and equitable claims, but he has defenses. It would be an expensive, uphill battle.
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