Wisconsin Emancipation Law Help

I was wondering if anyone could help with finding the Wisoncin Emancipation law information. I've looked around and found somethings here and there but nothing extremely important.

Well, um..I talked to the Assistant DA of wausau in Wisconsin, they said that Wisconsin has no formal emasipation law, there is no such thing, but there is an independnt living thing or something like that, but I was told that I'm just suposed to say to my parents that I'm moving out, and move out. So, Idk..sorry.

Wisconsin has this statute:

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Quoting Wisconsin Statutes Section 880.04(1): Emancipation of married minors.

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Except for minors found to be incompetent, upon marriage, a minor shall no longer be a proper subject for guardianship of the person and a guardianship of the person is revoked by the marriage of a minor ward. Upon application, the court may release in whole or in part the estate of a minor ward to the ward upon the ward's marriage. Upon marriage, the guardianship of an incompetent is subject to review under s. 880.34.

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Consistent with that statute, there is case law suggesting that it is possible to emancipate through lawful marriage, or also through active duty service in the armed forces. Niesen v. Niesen, 38 Wis. 2d 599; 157 N.W.2d 660 (1968)