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#219843 - 06/03/09 05:16 PM How does one stop support in PA?
music_luver Offline
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I have one child who will turn 18 in two months. No college, no pre-agreed continuation of support. What needs to be done to stop the payments and how long will it take?

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#219897 - 06/04/09 04:24 PM Re: How does one stop support in PA? [Re: music_luver]
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call dometic relations and let them know they will send you the required paperwork to fill out to stop the support at the correct age and time..

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