Q: My daughter is going to college. Do I have to pay until she finishes college?
Does she have to show proof that she is going to college?
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Hello and thank you for using Justia. Yes on both questions. She does have to show evidence of college and good grades. Must graduate before age 25.
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Greetings:
She will have to show through her grades that she has the academical aptitude and attitude to achieve a degree and that she need your assistance to achieve those goals. She will have to provide the proper evidence to the court. You will have to pay until she reaches the age of 25 or finished college based on the path and career she chooses. There's precedent that can affect this specific situation depending on her career goals and education given that she proves to be an exceptional student.
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