Emancipation Laws For Ohio

My question involves emancipation laws for the State of: ohio
i am 16v years old and i really cant stand living with my family anymore they are alwas=ys putting me down and my mom is always telling me that she does not want me to live with her anymore and that she wants to send me away and she is always telling me that im a failure no matter what i do and no matter how hard i try. it just seems like she does not want me to be happy and it kills me so much like i dont even know what to do to make her happy cause no matter what it is that i do its never good enough i was wondering what the emancipation laws for ohio are and is it ok to get married at the age of 16 without a parents concent?

No, you would need your parents' permission.

Seriously though, you shouldn't get married at 16.

http://www.expertlaw.com/forums/showthread.php?t=22024

Courts are inclined to deny the petition of emancipation if there is any reason to do so.

Do you have a job? Are you currently living on your own?

Listed among the reasons that will NOT emancipate you is....

I fight with my mom.
I want to get married at 16 and my mother said no.
I want to date someone that my mother doesn't want me to date.

So, what is your reason for emancipation? Are you fed and clothed and sheltered? Are you being beaten (which is actually a reason to go into foster care, but I thought I would through it out)?

Depending on where in Ohio you are, it is quite possible that you not only need your mother's permission to be married, but permission of the court as well.

The ONLY way to be emancipated in Ohio is either to be legally married, which requires your parents permission and in some places permission of the court, or to join the active armed forces, which also, at your age, requires your parents permission, and I wouldn't be surprised if also the permission of the court.

There is NO other way for a minor to be emancipated in Ohio. And if the marriage (or the military service) ends before your 18th birthday, the emancipation is automatically revoked and custody reverts to your parents.