Emancipation from My Grandparents
My question involves juvenile law in the State of: Louisiana
Hello I am a 15 year old boy in Jonesville, Louisiana. I need help as to if I can get emancipated when I am 16. As to the reason why I was giving over to my grandparents when I was younger because my real parents could not support me. I have always kept in touch with my real parents and always went to visit them, yet recently my grandparents have refused to let me go see my father but would willingly let me live with my mother because she is more "Mature". They fail to give me a valid reason as to why I can not see my father and even when he has a stable job while my mother does not. I would also like to file for emancipation because of the emotional and verbal abuse they have put me through the last year or so. I came out of the closet as a pansexual and that I was and still am dating a boy, they have hated me ever since then. They constantly bash my sexuality reffering to me as a "Homo" "Faggot" "Queer", the list goes on for a while.. They have done this for a year now and I don't know how much longer I can take it.. I was cringing on the floor in pain from my stomach recently and my grandmother refused me medication because she believed it was "The holy ghost" laying his hand apon me and taking my "Gay sins" away. I cannot deal with being here anymore. I had to go to my friends house just to get some proper medication. I just want to know if this is enough probable cause to get emancipation from my grandparents. [Edit] I would also like to add the fact that I am setting up living arrangments with my friend out of state and am planning on getting a job part time while I attend school. I will be paying for half the apartment with my friend when I move.