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Unless the law in Michigan states differently, 18 is the age of emancipation (adulthood) in all jurisdictions that I am aware of. Upon turning 18 you ARE emancipated and can make "adult" decisions and assume 'adult' responsibilities.

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Q: Can a person of 18 years old get emancipated in Michigan And if so How do you go about doing it Doing this to get Independent student status. To help with school I support myself.?
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