Emancipation is the contemporary legal standard whereby all decisions made in divorces and custody rulings include individualized decisions regarding what would benefit the children most.

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Emancipation generally refers to the process by which a minor is legally freed from control by their parents or guardians, and the minor gains the legal rights associated with adulthood. It does not specifically relate to decisions made in divorces and custody rulings regarding children's benefits, which are typically governed by the standard of the "best interests of the child."

Emancipation Is the Contemporary Legal Standard Whereby All Decisions Made