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A minor may become Emancipated in one of three ways
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Marring Legally
Enlisting in the Military Declaration of Emancipation |
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Emancipated minors are treated as Adults in terms of
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confidentiality
Privilege Consent to treatment |
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Minors are persons
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In California, minors are persons under age 18. Minors are generall not able to consent to treatment.
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If parents are divorced, who may consent to the treatment of a minor
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Only a parent with legal custody may consent to treatment
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Declaration of emancipation
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Minor must be 14 or over, living separate from parents with consent, and managing his own finances with income this is not derived from criminal activity. The court may emancipate the minor when these conditions are met, and not contrary to the minor's best interest.
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