You are 17 and pregnant your mom does not want the father to be any part of it but you want him to and he does too how can you get emancipated his parents said you could live with them also live in NC?

Answer 1

Forget emancipation. No judge is going to emancipate you under these circumstances. In part because (1) you lack a valid reason for emancipation (2) since you intend to move in with his parents, you obviously can't support yourself (and you child when it's born), which is a requirement of emancipation. Once the child is born Dad needs to petition for court-ordered visitation. Unless he's unfit in some manner, he should be awarded it. Once he is, your parents can't stop him from seeing the child. They can, however, stop him from seeing you because his rights extend only to the child. Until the child is actually born, there's nothing he can do. And if he attempts to see you against your parents wishes, they can get a restraining order against him, and if he breaks it, he could find himself in jail. I suggest you attempt to handle this in the most adult manner possible. That means playing real nicely with your parents and discussing things with them like an adult. To do anything else would likely only make the situation worse.