The legal age of majority for the state is 18. However, the terms stipulated in the child support order determines when the obligated parent can cease payment. The pregnancy would not be a factor in whether or not the noncustodial parent is still financially obligated. If the terms of the order are unclear, it would be advisable for the obligated parent to obtain legal advice before taking any action.
Depends on the state.
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Pennsylvania does not currently have that law.
Yes - but support is generally based on a percentage of net income.
Child support ceases when the person reaches the age of majority for the state in which they reside orthe age theorder of support cites. The legal age for Pennsylvania is 18. Support does not automatically continuewhen an 'adult" child continues his or her education, unless there is astipulation in theoriginal/most recentsupport order that ordersthe parent to do so.
Yes of course. Pregnancy does not emancipate her and you are obligated to care for her until she is 18. She and the father will have a hard enough time to support the child, they do not need to support themselves.
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That dependent of state law, and you could even be ordered to pay more. see link
Yes. For example, Benjamin Franklin was from Pennsylvania.
The plaintiff should contact the PA child support agency.
Women work when pregnant. They are pregnant not ill.