New York Emancipation Laws

Summary

In New York, emancipation can occur for minors aged 16 or 17. There are no specific laws, but courts generally confirm emancipation if the minor is financially independent and living on their own. Consult a local attorney for personalized advice.

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Emancipation
Hello ****! Could you please let me know your current location? Emancipation laws vary widely from one jurisdiction to another.
New York city
Hello ****, In New York:
- Emancipation can occur when a minor is * or 17 years old.
- There are no specific New York laws about emancipation.
- However, courts generally will confirm that a minor is emancipated if they're financially independent and living on their own.