sharonmw12
Junior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?
Missouri
I have one son, age 22, atttending University of Columbia, Missouri, who just started attending a year and 1/2 ago and is now renting a house (room) off campus. He comes home to my house during breaks and sporadic weekends. My youngest son, 19, graduated in May, is working part time through next summer, planning to save his money and improve his credit to obtain as much financial assistance as he can to attend the Art Institute of Portland, OR, as I told him I could not afford it, and doubtful if his father would assist to the degree needed. If he does not work for the next year, this cannot happen. Now his father has stopped paying child support, wanting to end child support as there are no longer any sons 18. It's in the decree for him to assist with 50% of college assistance. The divorce decree does not stipulate the amount per child. Can he stop paying child support with one son still in college, and another to start next year?What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?
Missouri
I have one son, age 22, atttending University of Columbia, Missouri, who just started attending a year and 1/2 ago and is now renting a house (room) off campus. He comes home to my house during breaks and sporadic weekends. My youngest son, 19, graduated in May, is working part time through next summer, planning to save his money and improve his credit to obtain as much financial assistance as he can to attend the Art Institute of Portland, OR, as I told him I could not afford it, and doubtful if his father would assist to the degree needed. If he does not work for the next year, this cannot happen. Now his father has stopped paying child support, wanting to end child support as there are no longer any sons 18. It's in the decree for him to assist with 50% of college assistance. The divorce decree does not stipulate the amount per child. Can he stop paying child support with one son still in college, and another to start next year?What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?