Unless there is an agreement of the parties to extend child support beyond the age of 18, (or 19, if the child is still 18 when in high school), child support usually stops when the child turns 18. The amount of child support is determined by a statutory calculation, and it is not usually resolved by an agreement. There are exceptions.
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Unless there is an agreement of the parties to extend child support beyond the age of 18, (or 19, if the child is still 18 when in high school), child support usually stops when the child turns 18. The amount of child support is determined by a statutory calculation, and it is not usually resolved by an agreement. There are exceptions.
Talk to us about your specific situation.