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My son turns 19 on 9/05/19, I assume that I won't make a full months payment for the last one. Is that true?
answered on Jun 9, 2017
The court is not going to notify you of the amount of your last payment. You need to be proactive and communicate with the child's mother that you intend to pro rate the amount so there are no surprises. If there is an income assignment, you need to be proactive with that as well so your... View More 
answered on Jun 9, 2017
Good morning,
That depends on how many children you are paying support. If you have only one child, then it automatically terminates upon reaching age 19 unless it meets limited exceptions to go beyond that age.
If you are paying support for more than one child, then it does not... View More
on disability, live in CO, I do not understand the laws and process,I need a lawyer who will work with me on a low income scale or part of settlement,There is a lot of foul play happening with 3 other younger siblings, and I was told we had a trust set up in our names, when I called for... View More
answered on May 16, 2017
I am sorry for your loss. Most likely you will be unable to find a attorney in Colorado that can handle your issues in Missouri. I suggest that you go online to the Missouri Bar Association website. Typically there will be a section to help people "Find A Lawyer" which allows you to... View More
Does my ex still owe child support until he's done with school or 21 whichever comes first?
answered on May 12, 2017
Under Colorado law, child support terminates upon a child reaching the age of 19 unless they fall within certain exceptions which are (1) parties agreed otherwise in writing, (2) the child is mentally or physically disable, (3) the child is still in high school at the time he turns 19, then it... View More
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