Question: I have two children who are older than 18, but I still have child support arrears to catch up on. Will the state continuing garnishing the full amount (current support and arrears) or will it be recalculated? One of the orders was set in Texas and the other one …
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What Is A Fair Amount Of Support To Give A Child In College?
Question: My ex-wife and I agreed that I would continue paying support while our child attends college even though our child is considered emancipated. We are trying to negotiate a dollar amount. How can I determine a fair amount of post-emancipation support without my ex-wife asking for too much?
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Question: I was ordered to maintain health insurance coverage on my child, but I am unsure how long I must provide this coverage. Is there a default or mandatory limit on medical insurance coverage of a minor?
CONTINUE READINGChild Support: Age of Emancipation In Your State
By Matt Allen Editor, DadsDivorce.com Emancipation is the point at which a minor comes of age. Child support is typically paid until the child reaches the age of emancipation, which is usually 18, 19, or 21 years old depending on the state. Keep in mind, the courts can in their …
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