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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This thread is sad. "You're 18. Now get out my house" [/quote] This is why divorce messes kids up. In intact families the parents continue to care about the kids and support them throughout college and beyond. Kids of divorce get parents who are willing to devote tens of thousands of dollars to lawyers so they can reduce child support by $100. It’s sad. [/quote] Some intact families continue to care for the kids, others don't. You are overgeneralizing. Child support in most states stops at 18 or graduation of high school. If you want continued help, then you need to deal with that parent and have a relationship with them. An alienated parent should have to pay for college or anything past 18. The custodial parent who alienated that parent should pay.[/quote] +1. If you want the other parent to pay for life long things, don’t spend your life trash talking them. [/quote]
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