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Emancipated means you take care of yourself. To become emancipated you have to prove to a court that you can support yourself. This will cost you in lawyers fees and court costs. A judge will hear why you think you should be emancipated, look at your income, and render a decision. You will need at least 2500 a month net to pay for rent and all of your bills, so that means you will have to earn about 3200 a month gross. With a high school education and a job at hamburger place you can't earn that or come close to it. The most you will earn in a min. wage job working full time seven days a week is 1,792.00 gross and you will bring home about 1700 a month. Sure you can move but can you afford to support yourself?

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