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[quote=Anonymous]OP- You need to be honest with DS after speaking with his dad on what together you can afford. He should be expected to get a summer job, but his main priority should be to do his best in high school subjects. It is not too soon to bring up the idea of ossicle going to a community college and living at home for two years so that he might be able to transfer to a school he really would like to go to. In this day and age, the best gift is to guide them in having as little debt as possible. Not all Al once, but financial education will be important in looking at schools for what he will gain in the job market and in affordability. In cases where thereare well funded college 529 s or other Targeted resources for college education, you want your lawyer to get it written up in the divorce settlement that they need to be kept intact for that goal. [/quote]
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