My question involves juvenile law in the State of Alabama:
Can I be emancipated as an adult. I want NO ties to my "mother". She was abusive mentally, emotionally, & sexually.
She has some serious mental issues, which I am unsure if they are diagnosed or not.
She has broken into my and my wife's home.
She has used her physical illnesses and contacts to sway a judge into giving her overnight, unsupervised visitation with my infant son, despite both his parents' objections.
We have appealed this, but have heard silence from the higher court.
Would this free my son, if I could emancipate myself from being her son???
She threatened (and I believe planned) to kill my wife. The judge said this was just her "running her mouth" since she said it to me, & not my wife.
She sues me over nonsense, trying to take my car, for slander (over reporting abuse), etc.
I want all ties cut with her.
I want to change my last name, she gave me her maiden name, instead of my father's name even.
This is mainly to stop her "rights" for visitation with my son, and protect him since the court is not listening about her beating and raping me, or making advances toward my child as well.
Can I be emancipated as an adult. I want NO ties to my "mother". She was abusive mentally, emotionally, & sexually.
She has some serious mental issues, which I am unsure if they are diagnosed or not.
She has broken into my and my wife's home.
She has used her physical illnesses and contacts to sway a judge into giving her overnight, unsupervised visitation with my infant son, despite both his parents' objections.
We have appealed this, but have heard silence from the higher court.
Would this free my son, if I could emancipate myself from being her son???
She threatened (and I believe planned) to kill my wife. The judge said this was just her "running her mouth" since she said it to me, & not my wife.
She sues me over nonsense, trying to take my car, for slander (over reporting abuse), etc.
I want all ties cut with her.
I want to change my last name, she gave me her maiden name, instead of my father's name even.
This is mainly to stop her "rights" for visitation with my son, and protect him since the court is not listening about her beating and raping me, or making advances toward my child as well.
Emancipation: Can an Adult Get Emancipated
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