. Will I be able to collect child support for both children?

I will asuume that by "live on campus" you mean only during the semester and that the rest of the time she actually lives with you. If that is the case, as long as she is not married, remains a full-time student, and has not attained a bachelor's degree, the court will generally award some support. Whether that is the full amount or not depends on what each party is contributing to the post-secondary educational expenses.

The short answer is yes, but you will probably require a court order.

Yes, you will be able to request child support for both children, as well as request that contributions be made to pay for the college expenses as well. If you have an attorney, you should be sure to raise these issues with your attorney. If you do not have an attorney, consider speaking to an attorney about representing you in this matter.

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