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Yes, that is what minor emancipation is.

It depends on the age of the child and the emancipation laws of the state.
The main requirement for emancipation is proof that the minor can function independently as an adult both financially and mentally.

You should inquire at your local family court.
The child would have to go through a judge and attempt to prove that he or she is completely financially viable and able to function in every manner as an adult.
Child emancipation is when a child is granted emancipation from his or her parents in order to act legally as an adult typically in cases of marriage, complete financial independence, or abandonment by parents.
A child would have to go through a judge to be evaluated as being completely financially independent before even being considered for emancipation.

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Q: If a parent has legal custody of a child could the child still get emancipated?
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