Family Law
EM-130: Declaration of Emancipation of Minor After Hearing
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form is used to officially declare that a minor has been legally emancipated by a court after a hearing, giving the young person the legal rights and responsibilities of an adult. Parents, guardians, and minors use this form to establish that a court has granted emancipation, which ends parental custody and allows the minor to make their own decisions about education, medical care, employment, and finances.
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Forms that go with EM-130
EM-100RequiredPetition for Declaration of Emancipation of Minor, Order Prescribing Notice, Declaration of Emancipation, and Order Denying PetitionEM-100 is typically the initiating petition or application form in the same EM (Eminent Domain or related) series, which establishes the case that EM-130 seeks to dismiss.›MC-025AttachmentAttachment to Judicial Council FormMC-025 (Attachment) is used to provide additional space for case details, party information, or special conditions that cannot fit within the standard fields of the EM-130 form.›POS-010Often filed with itProof of Service of SummonsPOS-010 (Proof of Service of Summons) or a similar proof of service form is commonly filed alongside a dismissal request to confirm that all parties have been properly notified of the dismissal.›CIV-110AlternativeRequest for DismissalCIV-110 is the standard 'Request for Dismissal' form used in California civil cases, and EM-130 may require or cross-reference it as the primary dismissal mechanism in civil proceedings.›