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    Unhappy Emancipation in Arizona

    My question involves emancipation laws for the State of: arizona

    im 15 years old now, and i cant stand living with my mom.
    i used to live primarily with her, about a year ago my dad took over primary custody of me.

    i still see her too much. at the time, i thought it was great that i wouldnt have to live with her. i was only 14, however, and i agreed to anything just to get me out of her care.
    i go to her house 3 out of 4 weekends and every break im there almost the entire time.

    i have friends to hang out with over there, but my mom doesnt trust me. she doesnt let me out that much and when she does she checks up on me the whole time, but thats not what bothers me the most. we fight a lot. she fights almost twice with her new husband, my stepdad, every weekend.
    she is basically a psycho b****.
    i also live in a bad neighborhood too.
    with shootings, gangs, and fights.
    we've actually had an occurance where a bullet went through my house.

    at my dads, its completely different. he lets me have fun, and we never fight.
    theres never yelling over here. its the complete opposite of my moms house.
    i love it here.

    i really like being over here, and i love spending time with my dad, but i rrely get to because im never over here, and when i am im always working on school stuff.

    basically, i asked him if i could have less visitation with her, but he doesnt want to spend a lot of money. last year he spent 7000 dollars on court fees.
    we are in a position, where if its needed, we can do this again, but it just took so long last year. and i dont want to put him through the hassle again.

    is there anyway i could possibly emmancipate myself from JUST my mom?
    or would we really have to go back and change the child custody again?

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    Default Re: Emancipation in Arizona

    is there anyway i could possibly emmancipate myself from JUST my mom?
    No. That's not how emancipation works.

    or would we really have to go back and change the child custody again?
    Yes.

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    Default Re: Emancipation in Arizona

    would we have to go through all the same obstacles we went through last year?
    or just say i want less visitation with my mom?

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    Default Re: Emancipation in Arizona

    You are not really part of that process your parents are

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    Default Re: Emancipation in Arizona

    Quote Quoting soconfused123
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    would we have to go through all the same obstacles we went through last year?
    or just say i want less visitation with my mom?
    If she fights it, yes, it will be a gigantic hassle.

    There's really no way to get around that.

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    Default Re: Emancipation in Arizona

    alright, thanks for your help.

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    Default Re: Emancipation in Arizona

    In the future refrain from calling your Mom such things as you stated here. Despite how she may act she is still your Mom and will always be, and down the line you will need her and she will be there.

    Despite how she acts she never deserves to be called in such a way.

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