According to the divorce/custody agreement my husband is responsible to pay child support until his son is 21. He will turn 21 in his third year of university. I have received mixed messages - 1) once he's 21 that will end child support payments or 2) his mother can return to court and ask that my husband continue paying until he has completed his first degree.
Second question - my step son has worked before university and also received a $1000 scholarship for his first year of study. He also will work once he is finished in the spring until he returns in the fall. My husband has been making his child support payments based on the tables. Should the amount paid take into consideration the money his son has made from work and his scholarship? When you add the two up plus the child support payments, my husband is paying more than 1/2 of the university costs. The mother has a higher income than the father. During the summer months the son will probably split his time 60% at mom's and 40% at dad's.
Third question - can the T2202A issued for tutition be split between the mother and the father?
Morally my husband will do the right thing, but we are uncertain of what the legalities are.
Thanks in advance
Second question - my step son has worked before university and also received a $1000 scholarship for his first year of study. He also will work once he is finished in the spring until he returns in the fall. My husband has been making his child support payments based on the tables. Should the amount paid take into consideration the money his son has made from work and his scholarship? When you add the two up plus the child support payments, my husband is paying more than 1/2 of the university costs. The mother has a higher income than the father. During the summer months the son will probably split his time 60% at mom's and 40% at dad's.
Third question - can the T2202A issued for tutition be split between the mother and the father?
Morally my husband will do the right thing, but we are uncertain of what the legalities are.
Thanks in advance
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