nodramaplease
Junior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? GA
If a divorce decree provides that the non custodial parent must continue to pay support to the age of 20 if necessary so the child can complete high school, could that order be excused by the Judge if there were proof that the child had no educational support at home (custodial parent) and had failed a whole year primarily due to not turning in his homework. In other words, if the child is capable of doing the work but just simply doesnt do it, would the court still make the non custodial parent continue to pay for another year or two of school when the child is unwilling to do the work?
If a divorce decree provides that the non custodial parent must continue to pay support to the age of 20 if necessary so the child can complete high school, could that order be excused by the Judge if there were proof that the child had no educational support at home (custodial parent) and had failed a whole year primarily due to not turning in his homework. In other words, if the child is capable of doing the work but just simply doesnt do it, would the court still make the non custodial parent continue to pay for another year or two of school when the child is unwilling to do the work?