No. Not until you can show the court that you have an established track record of legitimately earning enough money to pay the fair market rate for your own rent, utilities, health insurance, transportation, food, medical care and all the necessities of life, while at the same time maintaining above average grades.

There is NO level of verbal, emotional, or even physical abuse that will "qualify" a minor for emancipation. Emancipation is ALL about showing the court that you NEED it to survive (ie you will be living under a bridge without it), AND that you can show you have the financial ability, emotional stability, time management skills, and grades to convince the court that you won't end up on welfare, AND in Florida, that you have the PERMISSION of your parents to seek emancipation. If even ONE of those elements isn't present, your petition goes nowhere.

If you are living with abuse, the way the courts deal with that is by you, a teacher, a neighbor, a police officer, or SOMEONE reporting the abuse to child protective services. THEY are the ones with the authority to remove you from an abusive home, either temporarily, or permanently: 1-800-9621-2873.