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Act grown up: think before you act and take responsibility for your actions. If necessary, teach (your parents) by example. Treat your parents like you would want them to treat you. Point out (gently) that you're doing all this if your parents don't get the point by themselves. I was going to say "Have a child yourself", but I'm afraid that would be taken seriously. Also, it doesn't really work anyway.

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Only the court can do that if the state have that option. There are many requirements such as not living with ones parents for a long time, paying ones own bills, have a job etc. If you fill the criteria you fill in the papers and petition the court and they decide.

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Aside from waiting until you are 18, I have heard it may be possible by suing the parents for divorce. Of course, you would need to have somebody ready and willing to be legal guardian, and you will need confirmation from your attorney that that can be done; otherwise, as soon as the divorce is final, as a minor without a parent or guardian you would automatically be an orphan and, therefore, a ward of the state.

The process is a lot simpler if the desire for emancipation is driven by abuse. If that is the case, think it through before you act, because going from the custody of bad parents into the custody of the state can often be an example of the cure being worse than the illness.

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go to your county courthouse and ask for the forms.

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File a voluntary Termination of Parental Rights (TPR) petition in the state probate court in the county of residence.

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run away from home

get married

go die

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it means to let slaves free

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