When does my 19 year old daughter start UNI?

She turned 19 in the same month and is due to start uni in the middle of Sept. My husband has a Consent Order which states he is required to pay child support until his daughter is 17 or leaves full time education.

Do you pay maintenance if your child goes to Uni?

Any advice gratefully received. Child benefit also stops when children start university as it is not considered full time education. Uni is higher education rather than full time education so you wouldn’t be expected to pay maintenance via the csa. Uni is expensive though could you still help out a little?

When does a parent’s job end when their child goes to college?

A parent’s job doesn’t end when her child graduates from high school and goes off to college, and the Internal Revenue Service recognizes this. Your daughter is usually still your dependent even if she works, and she can still be your dependent if she goes away to school.

What happens if my child goes to Uni?

If she takes us to court would a judge take into account that we are supporting two additional children, one of which has special needs. Any advice gratefully received. Child benefit also stops when children start university as it is not considered full time education.

When did my son graduate from high school?

Last June was my son’s high school graduation – a great achievement in any young person’s life, and just the first stepping stone into the great unknown we call adulthood. At that point he didn’t know where, or even if, he was going to college.

When did my son drop out of college?

The summer passed quickly, as they tend to, and near the end of August he left for his freshman year of college. This was the point where my wife and I felt we could relax. Well, as much as any parent can ever relax. I’ve discovered that, no matter how old your child is, you always worry.

When does my 19 year old son start secondary school?

He is due to start secondary school in Sept 2017 and because of his social and learning difficulties we don’t feel he would cope at the local school and would prefer to send him to a much smaller school. The downside is we would have to pay for that and we were relying on the maintenance money to save for school fees.