Arizona Consent of Parent or Legal Guardian to Emancipation of Minor is a document that allows a parent or legal guardian to grant permission for a minor to be emancipated—or declared an adult—in the state of Arizona. This document is usually required prior to the court granting the emancipation petition, and must be signed and notarized in the presence of witnesses. The document must be completed in order to demonstrate that the parent or legal guardian is aware of and consents to the minor’s emancipation, and that the parent or legal guardian understands their rights and responsibilities. There are two types of Arizona Consent of Parent or Legal Guardian to Emancipation of Minor: Judicial Consent and Non-Judicial Consent. Judicial Consent is required when the minor has petitioned the court for emancipation, and Non-Judicial Consent is required when the parent or legal guardian is consenting to the emancipation without a court order.
Arizona Consent of Parent or Legal Guardian to Emancipation of Minor is a document that allows a parent or legal guardian to grant permission for a minor to be emancipated—or declared an adult—in the state of Arizona. This document is usually required prior to the court granting the emancipation petition, and must be signed and notarized in the presence of witnesses. The document must be completed in order to demonstrate that the parent or legal guardian is aware of and consents to the minor’s emancipation, and that the parent or legal guardian understands their rights and responsibilities. There are two types of Arizona Consent of Parent or Legal Guardian to Emancipation of Minor: Judicial Consent and Non-Judicial Consent. Judicial Consent is required when the minor has petitioned the court for emancipation, and Non-Judicial Consent is required when the parent or legal guardian is consenting to the emancipation without a court order.
