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Emancipation is a legal process that not all states have. The success rate is less than 1%. The likihood of a teen with child being emancipated are less than that. The only sensible means for a pregnant or teen with a live child to get emancipation status are as follows . Marriage (note if marriage ends before teens 18th birthday they revert back to parental care) . Military service (note like above if service ends before 18th Birthday minor reverts back to parental care In short there is no legal means outside of the above for a pregnant or teen with live child to reach emancipation status

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