The exact trial binder  in PDF Form that a pro se minor used on his own (without a lawyer)  to successfully will emancipation in a Texas Court within the last 5 years. This product includes the PDF versions of:

• The Pro Se Petition For Removal of Disabilities of Minority (This is the document that is filed by a person to win emancipation at the ages of 16 or 17);
• The Waiver of Service that is Necessary for a parent to sign in an emancipation of minor suit.
• The Final Order that the Court signed authorizing the emancipation.
• Each of the documents are commented on to explain how the minor used the documents to obtain the relief.
• The documents are PDF redacted documents and should be used for general information only as to how one person completed this type of lawsuit without a lawyer.

To learn more about Emancipation of a Minor in Texas, see our great post about this topic here.

Why Choose This Part As Friends Company Product?

• Lawyers and regular people try to download templates from the internet regularly, but they struggle because they do not have a birds-eye view of other people succeeded at similar lawsuits.  Our products are redacted versions of the actual documents that another person used to navigate the same issue.
• While the documents should never be used as legal advice, they can help give a person a much clearer idea of how this type of relief is won in court.
• This Emancipation of Minor trial binder has numerous comments that you can read to help yourself know how the documents were specifically used.
• This is not a blank template that a non-lawyer wrote.  The binder has a story behind it because someone really used it to succeed.
• The Part As Friends Company donates 10% of the profits on this form to children who need support.
• The Mission of The Part As Friends Company is to bring peace to families facing difficult issues by removing the barrier people have to see our laws in action.

What Did The Minor Win From the Court Using This Trial Binder?

The Court ordered that:

• The Disability of Minority Status was immediately removed;
• The Minor was given the right to sign any lease agreement or contract;
• The Minor was ordered to be treated for all legal purposes at an 18 year old;
• The Minor was to be permitted to sue or be sued as an adult;
• The guardians of the minor could not longer be sued for the actions of the minor;
• The guardians of the minor were no longer financially responsible for the minor;
• The guardians of the minor no longer had to pay any child support obligations;
• The guardians of the minor no longer had to provide shelter, support, or medical records of the minor.