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In Pennsylvania, an emancipation inquiry letter is not standard but common when a child nears the age of majority. Emancipation means the child is no longer under parental control, but it doesnt always result in the loss of parental rights. Factors considered include the childs age, ability to support themselves, and the parents duty to support the child. Consulting a family law attorney is advisable for specific advice.

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Hello ****, could you please provide more details about your situation? Are you seeking information on how to apply for child custody or child support in Pennsylvania, or are you facing a dispute?
I received a emancipation inquiry on my daughter did I have lost parental rights too
Hello ****, in Pennsylvania, when a child is emancipated, it generally means they're no longer under their parents' control. However, it doesn't always result in the loss of parental rights. Factors considered include:
- Child's age
- Child's ability to support themselves
- Parent's duty to support the child
It's important to consult with a family law attorney for specific advice.
Is a anticipation inquiry letter a standard letter? You get when your kids almost eighteen
Hello ****, an emancipation inquiry or anticipation letter is not standard but is common when a child is nearing the age of majority. This letter can be sent by the child support enforcement agency. It's advisable to consult a family law attorney for specific advice regarding your situation.