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The document is a form from the Financial Aid Office at the University of Mississippi Medical Center, intended for students who are emancipated minors or in legal guardianship. It outlines the requirements for documenting their status to determine eligibility for financial aid, including necessary court documentation and instructions for submission. The form also addresses errors made on the FAFSA and provides guidance on correcting such errors.

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Can an emancipated minor become a legal guardian?

In some cases, an emancipated minor may be considered a legal guardian. This situation often occurs when an older child becomes the legal guardian of a younger sibling. An older sibling who is still under the age of majority may petition for partial emancipation to become the legal guardian of their brother or sister.

Can a guardian emancipate a minor?

A court may be hesitant to grant an emancipation petition when it is clear that the minor would rely on public benefits to support themselves. Petitions for emancipation of a minor are usually filed in a family or probate court and may be filed by the minor, a parent or guardian, or a guardian ad litem.

Which of the following activities can an emancipated minor not do?

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.

What are the disadvantages of being emancipated?

A guardianship is when an adult, who is not a childs parent, is legally responsible for the childs care because the childs parent is unable to care for them. It may also mean someone manages the childs money or property if the child has a lot.