The concept that a child’s disability can delay or prevent emancipation is not a new one. In fact, it has been part of the decisional law for decades. Moreover, the parties cannot contract away the obligation to support a...more
In Pennsylvania, a child is emancipated for purposes of custody at the age of 18, and at that point, your “child” is no longer subject to a custody order. However, you still may have a duty to support your children beyond the...more
“Aren’t I done paying support once my kid turns 18?!” is common sentiment among many parents who are paying child support. A recent case that has been making waves in the news involves a New Jersey teenager who sued her...more