Getting Emancipated Against Parental Wishes

[rebecca158534]

My question involves juvenile law in the State of:
I am a 17 year old, female, in the state of North Carolina. I live with my single mother and my 18 year old sister. I am being what is called mentally or verbally abused in my home by my mother. I am looking at so many ways to get out of here sooner, and it seems the only way is emancipation, which I have read is pretty hard to get. My mother is not going to "allow" or give me "permission" to be emancipated, so that is out of the question when it comes to emancipation. She has told me to find somewhere else to go or to live then later takes it back and says I cant leave until I am 18 (in about 10 months which is too long away for how I am being treated). Then she later told me to get emancipated. I do have a job, however I do not make enough to have my own place completely. I have a lot of qualities to get emancipated except acceptance from my mother and enough money for my own place. Could I live with a friend and share rent? How exactly does it all work. I've read the law on it, but doesn't really help me much. I'm stuck between a rock and a hard place. Anything information will help.
Thanks.

[Disagreeable]

Without moms permission you are not legally going anywhere until you are 18. It would take that long to even attempt emancipation in court.

[rebecca158534]

Without moms permission you are not legally going anywhere until you are 18. It would take that long to even attempt emancipation in court.

So there is nothing I can do, being mentally and verbally abused in my home. I have to "tough it out" till im 18 a year away!?
I'm not mad at you, its just ridiculous. :/

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Thank you though. I appreciate it.

[adjusterjack]

So there is nothing I can do, being mentally and verbally abused in my home.

What?

Clean your room.
Obey the rules.
Don't stay out late.
Do chores.

You mean that kind of mental and verbal abuse?

I have to "tough it out" till 'im 18 a year away!?

Yes.

You'll be a better person for it.