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Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family, Child Custody
Although child support will end, either parent may seek contribution to a child’s college expenses. Court’s will allocate responsibility based...
It sounds like the laws of Missouri will apply. However, you should consult with an attorney to verify where your case can go forward and based...
There is no obligation to keep track or account for money received as child support.
Additional information is required to help direct you. However, there are two points you should know. First, if you elect to represent yourself,...
Every case depends on the facts, and you have not listed enough here to provide any substantive advice. Further, your issue is somewhat complex and...
Your agreement almost certainly does not bar or ban support. In the unlikely event the papers state that, it is not enforceable, as public policy...
In addition to the other answers, child support is separate from college contribution. College contribution is based not upon statutory guidelines...
Statutory child support will end; however, under 750 ILCS 5/513 the court can order the parents of a disabled child to continue paying money to...
Assuming your child is 18 and graduated from high school, child support should end. The court order may state that and if so, bringing it to your...
The different counties and states do not share their information about marriage licenses and divorce decrees. Your husband’s ex-wife needs to...