It also describes the reason you are seeking emancipation. The petition states your name, as well as the names and residences of your parents or next of kin. This formal legal document asks the judge to "remove the disability of minority," in legal terms. The adult you choose will work with your attorney to draft a petition. It can also be an attorney, although it can't be your attorney if you've hired one to represent you. You can ask a parent, or another adult you trust. You'll need an adult to file a petition on your behalf. You can't petition the court on your own if you're under the age of 18. This limited emancipation only gives you the ability to legally sell or otherwise dispose of the property before you turn 18. State law also allows for partial emancipation when a minor owns real or personal property in Tennessee, regardless of whether you live in the state. It would extend only to signing contracts in connection with her singing career. The court can grant her limited emancipation in this situation. For example, a young singer-songwriter might seek emancipation because she wants to contract with a manager and an agent. You can seek emancipation to advance your career, particularly in the entertainment industry.
However, the younger you are, the more closely the judge will look at your overall maturity and your ability to handle your affairs and make responsible decisions. Tennessee has no minimum age requirement to petition for emancipation.
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