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Emancipation of Minor

Missouri allows a minor to emancipate him- or herself in a few situations.

  1. If the minor marries with consent of his or her parents, he or she is considered emancipated. In Missouri a minor can marry at the age of 16 with parental consent.
  2. If the minor enters active duty in the armed forces.
  3. If the minor has been declared emancipated by the court.
  4. If the minor has provided for his or her own food, shelter, and other living expenses through employment or other means.
  5. If the minor has consent to emancipate from his or her guardian or custodial parent.

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While not impossible, it is difficult to achieve emancipation. Call HSSO today to examine your options and find the best route to take to become emancipated.

Holder Susan Slusher Oxenhandler, Attorneys, 107 North 7th Street, Columbia, MO 65201

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Whatever your legal challenge, we will listen to your concerns and answer your questions about likely outcomes and consequences. Contact Holder, Susan, Slusher, Oxenhandler LLC today for a free consultation or case review.

Holder Susan Slusher Oxenhandler LLC
107 North 7th Street
Columbia, MO 65201
Phone: 573-355-9270
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