hello, my husband paying child support for his doughther has sma! i just want to know if she turn 18 are we still paying chid support? pls let me know thank you!
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Read More Answered By: Audra Arndt |
I don't quite understand your question due to the grammatical errors, however, Michigan law provides that a parent is responsible for child support until the child turns 18 years old, or graduates from high school, whichever occurs later, but not beyond the age of 19.5. This language is included in child support orders. |
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