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It some states, yes, if the minor's situation changes (for example they are no longer able to support themselves) the court can rescind the decree.
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What did the emancipation procalation do?
Freed all slaves by Presidential decree.
How can you use rescind in a sentence?
We hope that the courts will rescind any bill that threatens to take our pension away.
What is a proposed decree?
Proposed would mean to put out to the public, for the open, etc. A decree is like a document *legal or not*. Take Lincoln showing the South and Europe the Emancipation Proclomation. That was a proposed decree.
What is the definition of lord dunmore's decree?
The emancipation of slaves or indentured servants who joined the British army.
How long will it take until you can be emancipated if your mom signed a consent?
It depends upon the state court in which the emancipation petition is filed. Many courts have cases backlogged to a year or more. Cases are generally adjudicated on a priority basis not on the date of the filing. Please be advised, the fact that a parent has given consent for a minor to be emancipated does not necessarily mean that an emancipation decree will be granted. The final decision is left to the presiding judge, most judges are reluctant to issue such a decree unless it is in conjunction with adoption proceedings.
What is an emancipation decree?
An emancipation decree is a legal document issued by a court that grants a minor legal independence from their parents or guardians. This typically means that the minor is considered an adult in terms of making decisions and taking responsibility for themselves.
How do you get decision decree transferred to a foreign court?
Courts are not required to abide by the decisions and rulings of the courts of other nations. That being said, you can get a certified copy of the the court decree and attempt to place it on file in the country you are referring to. PERHAPS, it may carry some weight . . . perhaps not.
Can a child who got emancipated in Pennsylvania move to another state?
Yes, a decree if emancipation will be recognized in the state where the person chooses to relocate.
If a minor gets emancipated through marriage are they still emancipated if they get a divorce?
It depends upon the laws of the state where the emancipation decree was granted. In several states emancipation rights are automatically revoked upon the dissolution of the marriage.
How would you go about moving out at the age of 17 in Pennsylvania and moving into a stable home that's not a relative in Michigan?
The state's legal age of majority is twenty-one (21), and the state does not have emancipation status. Generally the courts in Pennsylvania will grant a person who is at least eighteen (18)emancipation decree. In a few cases the age has been lowered, however, every case is adjudicated on it's own merits. The above answer is correct.
How do you use the word emancipation in a sentence?
Emancipation refers to freedom, or being let go. An example of emancipation in a sentence might be, "The teenager requested emancipation from her abusive parents, and the courts happily obliged."
What is conflict and resolution of the story aged mother?
The conflict in "The Aged Mother" revolves around an emperor's decree to abandon elderly citizens in order to reduce the population. The resolution comes when the emperor himself learns the value of wisdom and compassion from his own mother, leading him to rescind the cruel decree and appreciate the importance of age and experience.
