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#226227 - 10/06/09 06:51 AM Re: Child support & Emancipation [Re: lostStar]
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kind of continuing on the subject in regards to modification, since i don't have money for a lawyer and i'm still trying to pay the last one off from over 3 years ago, does the court ( specifically Salem ) supply assistance in regards to how i can go about trying to get my CP modified for when my daughter turns 18? What i want to do since currently there is nothing in my current agreement in regards to when CP stops, what happens for college, etc. is i want the money to go to my child instead of my ex's vacations and new cars. Or are there any free legal advisors that are at the courthouse on certain days?

It just seems they make it so damn hard to do anything without a lawyer and i REALLY can't afford one.

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#226233 - 10/06/09 08:27 AM Re: Child support & Emancipation [Re: Tony_Costa]
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The court will not order child support to go to the adult child. It continues to go to the former custodial parent. They are free to spend it as they see fit.

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