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krisb

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You do not qualify to be emancipated so whether you are of legal age to emancipate is irrelevant. As you yourself point out. And you are, in fact, wrong about what emancipation permits you to do - emancipation does not make other age-related laws go away.

Do you have a report card that says you PASSED English? Please answer yes or no.
My apologies. I am sending this comment prematurely in order to quickly assure you my above comment is not directed towards you. I will answer in my next comment.
 


krisb

Junior Member
You do not qualify to be emancipated so whether you are of legal age to emancipate is irrelevant. As you yourself point out. And you are, in fact, wrong about what emancipation permits you to do - emancipation does not make other age-related laws go away.

Do you have a report card that says you PASSED English? Please answer yes or no.
No I do not. I am not trying to debate my grade. I screwed up. I can account for that I do not deserve to be in that school, BUT my mother does not deserve to pay out when I was never supposed to be there in the first place. Any information given to me will be relayed to her, everyone seems to think I'm trying to personally pursue this, which I'm not. I'm trying to gather information for my mother.
 

Just Blue

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No I do not. I am not trying to debate my grade. I screwed up. I can account for that I do not deserve to be in that school, BUT my mother does not deserve to pay out when I was never supposed to be there in the first place. Any information given to me will be relayed to her, everyone seems to think I'm trying to personally pursue this, which I'm not. I'm trying to gather information for my mother.
So get a job and pay your mother back. That is what an "of age" person would do.
 

cbg

I'm a Northern Girl
If you had a report card that said you passed English, and then later you were told that you had not, then your mother - NOT YOU - would at least have reason to address it with the school system.

Since you do not, and since it is both your and her responsibility to know what your status is, you have no legal case and neither does she. If neither of you cared enough to keep track of whether you were passing or not, the fact that she put out money she may not have needed to is on you (meaning both of you), not on the school.
 
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