Washington State Emancipation Questions

[dizzy]

i have read through the legal documents, and have come to the conclusion that the only way i would be eligible for emancipation would be

a) filling for a request with my parents willing (they are not)

b) proving that it would be detrimental to me if i was denied emancipation.


my question is: if i am 17, and would like to live on my own (i am fully capable of this, i have a job, and people who need roommates) is there any way can do this?
the current problem with this is:

a) my life isnt bad. my parents are somewhat over protective, but i really cant complain, and because my parents wont let me move out, and would fight against the emancipation, i would be forced to stay.

i just would like to live on my own. is there some loophole, or legal document i didnt find that would allow this?

[panther10758]

If you read through the law you already know your answer!

[dizzy]

like i said, i was hoping that someone here would know a loophole and/or a law i didnt find...

[panther10758]

You can join the armed forces that will emancipate you

You can legally marry that too will emancipate you (parental consent required)

However if either of these ends before your 18th birthday you revert back to your parents care. Those are your other options but hardly loopholes!