So if the 19year son fathers a child of his own, but continues to reside with his mother, can she continue to claim child support for him? He is still in college, living with his mother. ??
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lol...a tough one that has been argued over and over...
Parenting a child creates an adult.
But PS education retains child status.
Is the father paying support for his child? If so, then he is more likely to be seen as an adult, and no longer a child of the marriage...but it is a gamble unless it is outlined as a terminating cause.
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Originally posted by Spoonz View PostSo if the 19year son fathers a child of his own, but continues to reside with his mother, can she continue to claim child support for him? He is still in college, living with his mother. ??
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Interesting situation...
If a child gets married, they are no longer considered a dependent and are not entitled to support....
One would think that the same principles would apply in these circumstances.
I am curious to see if anyone has any experience with this and knows of any case law to support the decision?
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Originally posted by Spoonz View PostSo if the 19year son fathers a child of his own, but continues to reside with his mother, can she continue to claim child support for him? He is still in college, living with his mother. ??
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