is there a way for an emancipated minor recieve money like welfare or social security? are there living centers for emancipated minors with cheap rent and food? are there counselors and free legal aid for emancipated minors?

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call 211 and they can give you any #'s and info for all that stuff!

Emancipation means being able to support oneself WITHOUT public assistance - that's the whole POINT of emancipation. Should such assistance be needed, then the minor no longer qualifies for emancipation and it can be revoked by the court and the minor placed back into the care and custody of their parents, or other legal guardian as directed by the court.

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