Podcast #53 –Child Support Does Not End at 18

Many parents are under the mistaken belief that child support ends in Canada when a child turns 18 years old.  Some even base their financial planning around being unburdened with child support when their offspring reaches voting age.   A parent can be shocked to learn that child support obligations can continue long after their children reach the age of majority – in some cases much longer.  Child support is often a hot topic. Many parents resent having to pay it and want it to end as soon as possible.

Podcast #53

In this Podcast, certified family law specialist John Schuman explains when and why parents can be on the hook for child support when their children are adults.

 

 

 

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