Child Support: Paying For Degrees After College

divorce attorney Jill Duffy

By Jill A. Duffy Attorney, Cordell & Cordell “Does child support include higher education degrees for children? I have paid part of college tuition for my daughter who has graduated college. I thought I was over with support, but now she is talking about going to law school. Do I

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Can I emancipate a child who refuses to see me?

Attorney Jason Hopper

Question: I have been estranged from my children for over 10 years. Both children continue to repudiate me and are the victims of parental alienation. My ex-wife is seeking more support to help with their college expenses. I have done exhaustive research on case law and from what I have

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Who Has Custody of the College Savings Plan?

Attorney Angela Neave

By Angela Neave Conventional wisdom tells us that parents should begin saving money for college soon after the birth of a child.  There are many options when it comes to saving for the expense of college, including prepaid college programs, 529 plans, other qualified tuition plans, or other investment or

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How can I get child support reduced or terminated?

Question: I have three children. The oldest is married and living out of the house. One is graduating high school, but has no plans on going to college immediately. My youngest doesn’t live with us anymore. What are the chances of my child support being reduced or terminated?

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Child Support: When Does It Ever End?

child support, divorce

By Molly Murphy Attorney Cordell & Cordell, P.C., Jefferson City, Mo., office If you have an order of child support against you, you are aware that it needs to be paid every month.  Many clients wonder when their child support is going to end. For example, in the State of

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