In Texas we call it removal of disabilities.
Texas makes it very difficult to be emancipated. Why? Because at the age of 18, you are an adult.
Wh0 gets emancipated? Someone that needs to sign a legal contract like a singer or athlete.
You must be self supporting. A boyfriend or friend does not count. You have to prove that you are employed and that you have enough money to pay your own way without anyone else's help.
I've never done one -- in 17 years of practice. Why? Because it takes at least $2,500 and no one has ever come up with the money to do it.
The burden is on the child to prove that they are competent enough to be an adult.
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