Re: calling all lawyers (semi long)

Posted by HuskerMedic on December 01, 2005 at 05:31:12 from (65.31.238.7):

In Reply to: calling all lawyers (semi long) posted by chris sweetland on November 30, 2005 at 14:18:42:

Not in the same state as you, so laws may vary somewhat but I'll share my experiences with you(disclaimer:not an attorney and did not stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night, but I do have a little experience with the court system in my state).

My wife was emancipated by the courts at age of 18 (19 is the age of automatic emancipation in my state).

The judge that presided over the case took into account her ability to fend for herself. She was working full time, in a steady, responsible job position (she was a 911 dispatcher).

I think any judge is going to take into account the ability of the juvenile to care for himself/herself. If you don't have a full time job or the obvious ability to take care of yourself, I doubt you'll get a judge to hear your case.

Just an idea-any possibility of getting stepmom to become your legal guardian?

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