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Frequently Asked Questions
Emancipation of Minors
as per your information OCI card holder means your matter is regulated by Americian law and mostly your country cannot permissible to your intention, but you are in India and as per Indian law a minor cannot able to enter in to contract or give order to emancipated from your parents also.
There is no Emancipation law in India for Minors. In family law cases, outside India; emancipation of a minor (also called "divorce from parents") refers to a court process through which a minor can become legally recognized as an independent adult.
Because legal emancipation is based in large part on a child’s maturity, an emancipated minor who shows consistent poor judgment can lose emancipation status. A judge will only revoke a child’s emancipation in extreme cases, such as the following:
? the child is convicted of a crime
? the child can’t meet basic financial needs, or
? the child lies to the court during the emancipation hearing about age or school enrollment.
Typically, the parents will regain custody and control of a child who loses emancipation status.
? the child is convicted of a crime
? the child can’t meet basic financial needs, or
? the child lies to the court during the emancipation hearing about age or school enrollment.
Typically, the parents will regain custody and control of a child who loses emancipation status.
Most people think of emancipation as the legal process someone under 18 years of age (a minor) goes through to get the legal status of an adult. A minor child may be emancipated for a specific purpose. Emancipation affects the relationship between the minor child and his/her parents.