California Notice of Hearing - Emancipation of Minor

• Category: California Civil Actions - Emancipation
• State: California
• Control #: CA-EM-109
• Format: PDF

Description

This official form tells you when and where your court date is. Your parent(s) or legal guardian also sign this to tell the judge they agree with your emancipation. California Notice of Hearing — Emancipation of Minor is a document issued by a court in the state of California that grants a minor the legal right to be emancipated from their parent or guardian. The document serves as an official notice that a hearing will be held to decide whether the minor should be given the legal right to become emancipated. The hearing allows both the minor and their parent or legal guardian to present their case to the court and ultimately decide whether the minor should be granted the right to emancipation. There are two types of California Notice of Hearing — Emancipation of Minor; one for minors who are seeking emancipation of their own accord, and one for minors who are being sought for emancipation by their parents or guardians. Both types of notices require the minor to appear in court to present their case and the parent or legal guardian must also provide evidence of why the minor should be emancipated.

California Notice of Hearing — Emancipation of Minor is a document issued by a court in the state of California that grants a minor the legal right to be emancipated from their parent or guardian. The document serves as an official notice that a hearing will be held to decide whether the minor should be given the legal right to become emancipated. The hearing allows both the minor and their parent or legal guardian to present their case to the court and ultimately decide whether the minor should be granted the right to emancipation. There are two types of California Notice of Hearing — Emancipation of Minor; one for minors who are seeking emancipation of their own accord, and one for minors who are being sought for emancipation by their parents or guardians. Both types of notices require the minor to appear in court to present their case and the parent or legal guardian must also provide evidence of why the minor should be emancipated.