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The document outlines the process and requirements for a minor in Lane County, Oregon, to apply for emancipation. It specifies that applicants must be 16 or 17 years old, reside in Lane County, and may need parental consent. The Juvenile Court will evaluate the application based on the minor's ability to live independently and manage their affairs. The document details the steps for filing an application, including necessary hearings and legal implications of emancipation.

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How do I get emancipated in Oregon?

An applicant fills out an application form which is obtained from the Intake Department at the Juvenile Court. A preliminary hearing shall be held within 10 days of the filing of the application. A final hearing shall be held within 60 days of the filing of the application.

What is the statute of emancipation in Oregon?

Emancipation in Oregon is allowed by ORS 419B. 552 and ORS 419B. 558. Emancipation is a legal mechanism to have a child 16 years of age or older declared an adult for most purposes.

What to do if your parents want to move but you dont?

Offer to help with a job, extra chores, or something similar. If the move is due to a financial reason, then it might be possible for you to contribute in some way that will make staying possible. For example, if you are old enough to have a part-time job, then you could offer to contribute your wages to paying bills.

Can your parents force you to go to school?

But no, they cannot force you to do anything that you dont want -- not college, not marriage, not employment, not anything. Your life is yours.

Can your parents say no to emancipation?

Your parents have the right to object to and oppose your attempt to gain emancipation. They can show the court that you do not, in fact, qualify for emancipation. The court will determine whether you are or are not.

How to get out of trouble with your strict parents?

Emancipated minors DO NOT have the right to continued financial support from parents. Emancipated minors may lose the benefit of child support payments, social security benefits, and veterans benefits. There is no provision in the law to become unemancipated once emancipation has been granted.

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