Pregnant Teen Needs to Get Emancipated

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Quoting jk

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goats don't mutter. In fact I have an app on my phone where they are yelling or screaming.

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Goats you say? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcSyvxcu5Pc

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Quoting cdwjava

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Only if mom and dad consent to marriage, and your mystery state allows minors to be wed at all. You can go through a sham and pretend to be married, but, it won't be legal nor confer any rights unless you follow the law of your unknown state.

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We are going to gerogia to marry, since I'm pregnant I don't need consent. As soon as I cross state lines I'm protected by their state laws. I guess I don't need to apply for emancipation since marriage will do that

Thanks for nothing guys. Very unhelpful and judgemental

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Quoting secxi-kitty

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We are going to gerogia to marry, since I'm pregnant I don't need consent. As soon as I cross state lines I'm protected by their state laws. I guess I don't need to apply for emancipation since marriage will do that

Thanks for nothing guys. Very unhelpful and judgemental

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ROFL. Funniest thing I've read all day.

Just remember where we are when you come back whining that he isn't paying child support.

There is more to it than just being pregnant kiddo.

Well princess, there are only 2 apparent problems with your plan. The first is you are not 18 and the second is your ummmmm baby daddy will likely be charged with violating the Mann Act for taking you there.

http://www.georgiacourts.org/courts/.../marriage.shtm

I'm not as sure as you are that Georgia will jump at the chance to perform a marriage for a pregnant, non-resident teen who is seeking to avoid her own state's laws. The days when you can cross state lines and marry at the drop of a hat are long since gone.

But, since you know it all and have all the answers to everything, carry on.

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Quoting free9man

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Don't know where you got that info. You can't get married in Georgia without parental consent if you are under 18.

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I just found out I can with a doctors note confirming I'm pregnant and I'm 16. No consent needed. Sounds like you need to do more research :)

As I said, you know it all and have all the answers. So please, by all means, go forth and...well, please don't multiply any more. The taxpayers are not interesting in paying for kids they didn't get the fun of making.

Alright, she's a pain in the ass, but we still have to give the correct information.

1. George does not require residency
2. Being pregnant does actually negate the need for consent (be it the parents' or the court's)
3. She also doesn't have to be 18.

Much as we collectively think it's a massive mistake, she's actually got some of the stuff right.

http://www.georgiacourts.org/courts/.../marriage.shtm

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Quoting free9man

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Don't know where you got that info. You can't get married in Georgia without parental consent if you are under 18.

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actually there is an exception for a pregnant woman:

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(b) In cases where either or both of the applicants have not yet reached the age of 16 years, the underage applicant or applicants must submit evidence in the form of a licensed physician´s certificate that the female is pregnant or evidence that both applicants are parents of a living child born out of wedlock, in which case the parties may be issued a marriage license immediately. The certificate signed by a licensed physician shall be available for inspection by the parents or guardians of either the female or male applicant under this subsection, prior to the destruction of the certificate as provided in this subsection; but the certificate shall not be open to public inspection except on order of a judge of the superior court. After the birth of the child and upon the presentation of the birth certificate of the child to the judge of the probate court and the verification of the accuracy of the birth certificate, the physician´s certificate that the female was pregnant and all records of the certificate under the control of the judge shall be destroyed. For purposes of this subsection, the term 'licensed physician´s certificate' shall include only those certificates signed byphysicians licensed under Chapter 34 of Title 43.

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but there is this

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The judge of the probate court shall be required, in all cases where parental consent is not required under Code Sections 19-3-2, 19-3-36, and 19-3-37, to notify the parents of any male or female 17 years of age or younger who applies for a marriage license. The parents shall be notified immediately by first-class mail at their last known address. In license applications which require notification of parents under this Code section, the judge shall collect an additional fee of $1.00, which shall be in addition to any other fee authorized by law.

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I bet mom will have a really nice homecoming party for when girlie gets back home.