Child Support
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Question: My 19 year old daughter is in college and she is wanting to know if she is eligible for support to help her pay for college from the non custodial parent.
Answer: If your daughter is 19, there is no longer a non-custodial parent. She is an adult under the law and no one has custody. Occasionally, when parents make a good income, they will agree in the divorce settlement to pay for college. However, unless there is a specific provision in the settlement documents that requires the other parent to pay for college, that parent has no obligation to do so.
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My 19 year old daughter is in college and she is wanting to know if she is eligible for support to help her pay for college from the non custodial parent.
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