19 yr old independence

[Leo]

In the state of New York, what is the age at which a parent is no longer legally responsible for a child? I have a daughter, 19 that is living with her boyfriend and his parents, that wants me to support her medical insurance through court order of the state. My insurance has no provision for a child past 18, not living at home, or a full time student. She gave us a state form, LDSS-2860 to fill out. It is titled "Child Support Enforcement Referral". I don't like the looks of this form, it appears to me to be a court ordered wage attachment form of some type. I would appreciate any help regarding this form, or of it's applicability to this situation. Thank You.
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[peter]

I would say you are right 18, period! Unless in your divorce settlement it says 21.

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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Leo:
In the state of New York, what is the age at which a parent is no longer legally responsible for a child? I have a daughter, 19 that is living with her boyfriend and his parents, that wants me to support her medical insurance through court order of the state. My insurance has no provision for a child past 18, not living at home, or a full time student. She gave us a state form, LDSS-2860 to fill out. It is titled "Child Support Enforcement Referral". I don't like the looks of this form, it appears to me to be a court ordered wage attachment form of some type. I would appreciate any help regarding this form, or of it's applicability to this situation. Thank You.
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[LegalBeagle]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Leo:
In the state of New York, what is the age at which a parent is no longer legally responsible for a child? I have a daughter, 19 that is living with her boyfriend and his parents, that wants me to support her medical insurance through court order of the state. My insurance has no provision for a child past 18, not living at home, or a full time student. She gave us a state form, LDSS-2860 to fill out. It is titled "Child Support Enforcement Referral". I don't like the looks of this form, it appears to me to be a court ordered wage attachment form of some type. I would appreciate any help regarding this form, or of it's applicability to this situation. Thank You.
[email protected]<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Do not fill in that form. If they want any money, let them file court action. She is 19 and living with a boyfriend away from the bio parents home, you are not responsible for her. Let them take you to court if they feel otherwise.