should i fill for child support if child is now 17.
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should i fill for child support if child is now 17.
daughter is 17. father is only paying 250 a month for child support starting when she was 10… he left when she was 4. (verbal agreement on the $250 cause he didnt have a job at that time) single mom working 2 jobs to pay for things. college is coming up in a yr (and im broke) How can i get help to have him help pay for college??? he has 2 kids and wife and a great paying job. we werent married.
Asked on June 17, 2009 under Family Law, Washington
Answers:
M.T.G., Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 14 years ago | Contributor
Go and quickly find a lawyer to help you get a formal agreement as to child support at least until she is 18. As for college, that will depend on many things but help from a lawyer is your best bet. If you can not afford one go and see if you qualify for legal aid or legal services, and sometimes the local Bar Association for the County in which you live has a Pro Bono (i.e., free) program. The least you can get is a free consultation.
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