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The requirements for the granting of a decree of emancipation is established by state laws, many states do not have grounds nor procedures for the process. The general basis of such action is the minor proving to the court that they can conduct their life without adult involvement. The petitioner would have to show they could earn enough income to pay for food, clothing, shelter, medical care, education if applicable, and other such issues. The situation cited would not be a consideration for emancipation but would likely be grounds for the termination of parental rights by the court. As for the possibility of the parents being "in trouble" it is highly likely they would face various charges including but not limited to, possession and use of a controlled or illegal substance, child endangerment, neglect, abuse, and so forth.

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Q: What is a good reason to get emancipated besides your parents abandoning you or doing drugs and does emotional abuse count and if so can they get in trouble?
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