Emancipation Deed
(by parental consent) from $300
Service Description
Emancipation is the act by which a minor is "released from parental authority" and acquires rights normally granted to adults. These rights include, among others, the right to represent themselves in court, manage their assets as they wish, take out loans independently, apply for housing, and marry. The requirements for emancipation by parental consent are: a. The person to be emancipated must be at least 18 years old; b. The person granting the emancipation must have parental authority over the minor; and c. The parent and the minor must declare their intention through a public instrument executed before a notary. The emancipation granted by the parent with parental authority must be recorded in the civil registry to be effective against third parties. Required documents: a. Birth Certificate b. Valid photo ID of the parent with legal guardianship and the minor. Services included: 1. Unlimited consultation on the matter. 2. Preparation of the Emancipation Deed. 3. Follow-up on the process from beginning to end. 4. Signing and execution of the Public Deed of Emancipation. To reserve your appointment, a non-refundable consultation fee is required. If you retain the Notary, this fee will be credited towards the cost of the Deed.
Cancellation Policy
1. Legal consultations are offered at a fixed rate per half hour, payable in advance. The consultation fee is due upon receipt of the full amount and is subject to the cancellation and refund policy outlined in our terms: (a) You may reschedule the consultation for any reason, provided it is done up to 48 hours prior to the consultation; (b) No refunds will be issued if you cancel within 48 hours of the consultation; (c) Law Office PR reserves the right to cancel the consultation at our sole discretion, in which case a full refund will be issued. 2. The client is responsible for connecting on the reserved day and time and will only be allowed 10 minutes. Failure to appear for the consultation without prior notice or postponement will result in no refund. 3. If the consultation exceeds 30 minutes, it will not continue until payment is received for the next half-hour period ($75.00 per half hour). 4. Even though we provide you with a legal consultation, we reserve the right to accept your case and represent you. 5. This consultation does not establish an attorney-client relationship. Such a relationship will only be established when: any potential conflicts of interest are reviewed and eliminated; a representation agreement is formalized; and you receive confirmation from one of our attorneys regarding your acceptance of the representation agreement, its scope, and your consent.