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To make an accurate assessment it would be necessary to know the exact and entire wording of the age stipulation. Logic would dictate that it would have been necessary for the custodial parent to give permission for the minor to leave school before graduation. Therefore, the age of 18 would apply rather than the stipulation of graduating from high school. The best and safest option would be to consult an attorney who is licensed to practice in the state where the order was issued. If she has dropped out of school and has a job or has married, probably not. If she's just staying home, either talk to the judge or wait until her graduating class is done or the school will verify that there is no way that she can graduate with the class. Don't just stop making payments until you have good reason to believe that you are following the mandate of the court. Then you're done.

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Not if the orders clearly state this, though that is not common in the US as many states go beyond that point. Some confusion in interpretation of this may exist in cases where the original order was in a state where support does end at age 18, but the child has been moved to another state. The jurisdiction remains with that state as long as the obligor parent lives there, or is transferred to the state where that parent may move. The state where the child has moved does not have long arm jurisdiction unless the obligor parent has moved there. see link below

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Typically a court order would define the terms of child support. While it can continue until a child is approximately 21 years of age, they are required to be in school full time.

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Q: Do you have to continue to pay child support for a child that is 19 years old and has not attended high school full time for over 1 year?
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Can you be reimbursed for child support if the child did not continue post secondary education and the state of Missouri states child support stops if the child discontinues school?

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Can child support continue if she has finished school and works full time but lives with parent?

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Does child support have to be paid for a 15 yr old that hasn't attended school for over a yr?

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What if child in Texas is 19 and his class graduates and he does not are you still responsible for child support?

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Can the mother of an unmarried 17 year old with a child continue to collect child support if the child is not in school?

Yes, until the child reaches the age of 18. However if your child continues school, you get child support until the age of 21 or until he/she is no longer enrolled and attending school.


Is high school attendance by a minor child mandatory in order for the custodial parent to continue receiving child support payments?

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Do you have to pay child support if the child is in height school and is 18?

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What age of child stop paying child support?

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What age does child support stop in Maryland?

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