Tenacity
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So you think child support ends once they reach High School Graduation at age 18? It might not! You have 11 States where it could go until age 20-22, and 3 of those 11 States you are guaranteed to be paying until they are 21 years old. Now someone explain to me how these laws are fair? I'm supposed to have a MALE CHILD and STILL be supporting the dude until he's 21 years old if I live in one of those 3 states?
Here's my resource below as well as a list of those states that goes over the age of 18. I tell you what, it must FEEL DAMN GOOD to be a chick getting pregnant by a successful guy as she might have 21-22 years of monthly residual INCOME! Damn sure bets having to become a licensed insurance agent and go out and build a portfolio to create monthly residual income!
And we sit around letting women get away with this....because :nervous: ??
http://www.ncsl.org/research/human-services/termination-of-child-support-age-of-majority.aspx
* Alabama - It goes to 19 years old
* Colorado - It goes to 19 years old
* DC - It goes to 21 years old
* Indiana - Either 19 years old or 21 years old
* Massachusetts - Could go up to 22 years old
* Michigan (my state) - Could go up to 19 1/2 years old
* Minnesota - Could go up to 20 years old
* Mississippi - Could go up to 21 years old
* Missouri - Could go up to 21 years old
* Nebraska - It goes to 19 years old
* New Mexico - It could go to 19 years old
* New York - It goes to 21 years old
* Oregon - It could go up to 21 years old
* Puerto Rico - It goes to 21 years old
* South Dakota - It could go to 19 years old
* Vermont - It could go up to 21 years old
* Virgin Islands - It could go up to 22 years old
Here's my resource below as well as a list of those states that goes over the age of 18. I tell you what, it must FEEL DAMN GOOD to be a chick getting pregnant by a successful guy as she might have 21-22 years of monthly residual INCOME! Damn sure bets having to become a licensed insurance agent and go out and build a portfolio to create monthly residual income!
And we sit around letting women get away with this....because :nervous: ??
http://www.ncsl.org/research/human-services/termination-of-child-support-age-of-majority.aspx
* Alabama - It goes to 19 years old
* Colorado - It goes to 19 years old
* DC - It goes to 21 years old
* Indiana - Either 19 years old or 21 years old
* Massachusetts - Could go up to 22 years old
* Michigan (my state) - Could go up to 19 1/2 years old
* Minnesota - Could go up to 20 years old
* Mississippi - Could go up to 21 years old
* Missouri - Could go up to 21 years old
* Nebraska - It goes to 19 years old
* New Mexico - It could go to 19 years old
* New York - It goes to 21 years old
* Oregon - It could go up to 21 years old
* Puerto Rico - It goes to 21 years old
* South Dakota - It could go to 19 years old
* Vermont - It could go up to 21 years old
* Virgin Islands - It could go up to 22 years old