Here is a fact that you need to know. Under Maryland law, child support continues
until the minor child reaches the age of 18.
Here is another heads up…It may be extended to age 19 if the child is
still enrolled in high school. And if
there is a past-due amount it must be paid no matter what age the dependent may
be.
What if you are legally separated but not divorced, can you
get child support in the State of Maryland?
Well, there is no such thing as legal separation in this state. You do not need to file such papers. You simply need to file for child
support. By the way, if one of your
children is turning 18 and the other is not look for a modification.
All of these things need to be sorted out by a family
attorney in the state of Maryland. Just
such a person is Baltimore child support lawyer Briana Arnold. Please visit her website at
www.brianaarnoldlaw.com and see what she will do for you to fight for your
interests. Then give her a call at (410)
484-1400.
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