How do to get emancipated from my parents at 22?

At 22 years old, you're generally considered a legal adult in most places, meaning you're already emancipated. Emancipation is a legal process that grants minors the rights and responsibilities of adults *before* they reach the age of majority. Since you're already past that age, the concept of emancipation doesn't apply to you.

You're legally independent from your parents. They have no legal right to control your life, finances, or living situation. However, this doesn't mean there might not be ongoing family dynamics or financial entanglements to address.

If you're looking to sever ties completely and establish complete financial independence, you would need to take these steps:

* Financial Independence: This is the most crucial aspect. You need to be self-supporting: have your own income, housing, healthcare, and be able to cover all your expenses.

* Severing Ties (if desired): While you're legally independent, you might need to communicate your desire for space and independence. This could involve moving out, limiting contact, or setting clear boundaries in your communication.

* Addressing Shared Finances/Possessions: If you share any accounts (bank accounts, credit cards), you will need to separate those. If you have shared possessions, you'll need to determine ownership and division.

* Legal Considerations: Unless there are specific legal issues like ongoing legal disputes or guardianship matters, you likely don't need to pursue any formal legal emancipation.

If you're experiencing challenges separating financially from your parents, consider seeking advice from a financial advisor or a counselor who specializes in family dynamics. They can help you create a plan to achieve financial independence.

In short, you are already emancipated in the eyes of the law. Focus on establishing your own self-sufficiency and setting healthy boundaries as needed.