Note the following: We have rendered the words ho Theos at Genesis 1:1 as 'The God,' not just 'God,' as is found in most Bibles. Recognize that throughout the Bible there is usually a 'the' ('ho') preceding the Greek word for God (Theos) when it is speaking of the Almighty.
An emancipated minor is a child who has been granted the status of adulthood by a court order or other formal arrangement. This status is not automatically bestowed on minors who have simply moved away from their parents' homes, however.
The Family Code underlines the provisions by which a Californian under the age of 18 can be emancipated. If a child has entered into a valid marriage, she is emancipated. She remains emancipated even if the marriage is terminated. If the child is on active duty with the Armed Services, he is emancipated. Finally, the court can declare the minor to be emancipated. The rest of this article will discuss how to Petition the court for emancipation. A minor who is at least 14 years of age may petition the court for emancipation. The minor does not have to hire an attorney. The minor will live separately and apart from his or her parents or guardian.