How can I find information on emancipation laws in colorado?
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go to the following site
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pueblo county Colorado
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use 411. Call them up, ask for Colorado County Jail or whatever city they may be in. They should be able to give you a listing under the county jails. Call and ask if, "so & so" is incarsurated and they will tell you if they are there or not.
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Here is a link to search statutes by state for issues related to child adoption. Results will provide summaries of State statutes (and full text of laws, in some cases).\nhttp://naic.acf.hhs.gov/general/legal/statutes/search/index.cfm
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Talk to as many people as needed to get the results you want.  The police officers have supervisors.  Teachers, school administrators, and parents.  Colorado’s Attorney General, now Congressman, led a focus group to deal with such issues.  Go as high and as far as needed, but do not take “no” or “we can’t do anything” for an answer.  Look into a restraining order.  What ever it takes.
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Ask the administrative officer of the State of Colorado.
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The main routes to emancipation are, getting married (you have to be 16 and have written consent from your parents unless they are both dead or be pregnant with the husband-to-be's child), getting pregnant, joining the armed forces (but you have to be 18 for that anyway), or suing for emancipation. To sue, you have to have a reasonable way of supporting yourself and show substantial cause as to why you want to be emancipated.
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Unfortunately, Nebraska (lived there for 6 years) is behind the times.  You cannot find out information online.  The best thing to do is to call the district attorney's office (or if you know who your friends lawyer is call them) and ask questions.  I had to do this for my stepson.\n\nGood luck
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http://www.colorado.com/\nhttp://www.visitnc.com/\n\nVisit these two sites and to make that decision.
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You might want to check:\nhttp://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos075.htm
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Go to csu.edu for the information.
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Look up the County Government website, they should have info and forms.  Also, you could try the local post office.  They seem to have everything.
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18, unless you successfully petition the state for emancipation.  You must be 16 and have resided in the same county for 6 months in order to petition for emancipation.\n\nBe prepared for an uphill fight.
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I think the laws are state wide- I have a 21 year old friend, who was looking into becoming emancipated for financial reasons. He's been out on his own since age 17, with no support from anyone in his family (admirable, huh?). Yet he's having probelms with financial aid for school because they will not, in our great state of Pennsylvania, condiser you financially responsible for yourself until you are 23. Anyway, he looked into the process and from what I understand, there really ISN'T a way-- at least he had no luck and that was the end result of his research.\nGood luck though- I hope for your sake that I'm wrong.
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This may have what you are looking for, and if it doesn't you can email or call them for more info. Hope this helps.\n\nhttp://www.bls.gov/oco/
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look up the corrections site for your state, it usually has records of current criminals for free. Michigan does, but I noticed colorado doesn't so It will depend on your state.
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emancipation, couldn't really help you with the legal issuses,sorry. Check that site out. It might help you out!