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is a parent required to provide post secondary education
Milton, WA
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Posted 11 months ago in Child Support
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Post Secondary Education:
I have an existing support order for support to extend until the completion of a four year institution (or leaves college). This is detailed in the Child Support section. In addition there is a section for Post secondary education that has me paying tuition and books.
My ex and I are looking into haveing all of the money go diectly to my son to manage his education rather than through her. Can we remove the Child Support clause and redo the Post Secondary support clause to reflect this? - Is this your question? Add additional information Answers (1)
Carolyn Annette Elsey
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Posted 7 months ago.
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You can ask the court to modify the post-secondary support section. Of course, you can do this by agreement. The statute (I've linked to it below) requires that post-secondary support go directly to the institution if possible.
However, make sure the son is good with money. There's a lot that can go wrong with this arrangement.
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