Asked in Child Custody for Puerto Rico

Q: At what age does child support obligations end in PR?

I live in NC and my daughter resides in PR.

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Naomi Jusino
Naomi Jusino
Answered
  • Divorce Lawyer
  • Ponce, PR
  • Licensed in Puerto Rico

A: Dear Reader:

As a normal rule, the alimony or support obligations ends at the age of 21 (legal age). But your dauther can request support after 21 years if she is studying and/or has any limitation to work or live independently.

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