Vaupel v. Bellach

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• emancipation means the freeing of the child from the custody of the parent and from the obligation to render services to a parent
• emancipation is not necessarily a continuing status and may be terminated at any time during the child's minority
• emancipation means the freeing of the child from the custody of the parent and from the obligation to render services to a parent
• \`Emancipation' as the term is used in the law of parent and child means the freeing of the child from the custody of the parent and from the obligation to provide services to [the parent].\
• “‘Emancipation’ as the term is used in the law of parent and child means the freeing of the child from the custody of the parent and from the obligation to provide services to [the parent].”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).