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    Question Applying for Financial Aid After Parents' Divorce

    My question involves a marriage in the state of: Indiana.

    I got married in August of 2011, we were legally divorced in December of 2011. I am trying to fill out my FASFA for college, but I am unsure about some things..

    Am I now emancipated? I am 18, I will be 19 in March of 2012. I live with my parents.. I would move out but I do not have the money to support myself. The FASFA website says that I am a "dependant" student. I will be paying for my own college tuition. Is there anything I can do to become an independant student if I am not already by law?

    Thank You!

    Katie

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    Default Re: Applying for Financial Aid After Parents' Divorce

    If you're eighteen, then you're "emancipated" in the sense that you're legal adult. If you're asking if that means that you were legally emancipated by a court order when you were a minor, no it does not. For financial aid purposes, from what you've told us so far, you're going to be treated as a dependent student. That has nothing to do with your parents' divorce judgment.

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