My question involves juvenile law in the State of: Florida
I am 17 and my mother is my legal guardian. She is living in Florida, and I have been living in Kentucky for about 3 months. I am currently attending the Job Corps. program, which completely supports me when it comes to housing, food, water, my entire education, and I receive payment every other week for attending and working here on center. The only thing that my mother is providing at this point is my phone bill and my health insurance, both of which I have the ability to receive and maintain here in Kentucky. My mother is already supporting 5, and sometimes 7, children back in Florida. Granted, she has the help of my step-father, but he does not currently have a job.
The issue with all this is that my mother has a horrible habit of fulfilling her desires before fulfilling household bills, such as rent and electricity, and is really good at making things difficult.
I am 17 and my mother is my legal guardian. She is living in Florida, and I have been living in Kentucky for about 3 months. I am currently attending the Job Corps. program, which completely supports me when it comes to housing, food, water, my entire education, and I receive payment every other week for attending and working here on center. The only thing that my mother is providing at this point is my phone bill and my health insurance, both of which I have the ability to receive and maintain here in Kentucky. My mother is already supporting 5, and sometimes 7, children back in Florida. Granted, she has the help of my step-father, but he does not currently have a job.
The issue with all this is that my mother has a horrible habit of fulfilling her desires before fulfilling household bills, such as rent and electricity, and is really good at making things difficult.
Emancipation: Does My Situation Justify an Emancipation
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