Can I Be Emancipated?

My question involves emancipation laws for the State of: Florida

I am only 14...but I really want to get emancipated. I have trouble living in my household. My sister constantly threatens me. She slaps me, hits me, tries to burn me, and shoves me around. Also, I am put down a lot by my father. He tells me I can't do what I put my mind to, and often tells lies to my mother to get me in trouble. Would I get exceptions because of this? Or would I have to wait 2 more years until I am 16?

I really want out of this house.

The short answer is: no.

Not only will Florida not consider petitions until you're 16, the petition must be filed by your parents AND you must be able to show a court that you are already earning enough money to completely support yourself - rent, utilitites, food, clothes, insurance, transportation, etc.

Read this

http://www.expertlaw.com/forums/showthread.php?t=43442

If you feel that your home environment is abusive, you can call 1-800-96-ABUSE for help.

No, you would not get "exceptions".

Florida is one of the strictest, if not THE strictest, state in the US with regards to child welfare. There is not one chance in thirty million that they would emancipate a 14 year old under ANY circumstances, and nothing you have posted would be a sufficient reason for emancipation even if you were 16.