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When do Child Support payments end in Puerto Rico?

By Christian M. Frank Fas

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twentyone.jpgThe obligation to provide Child Support payments in Puerto Rico ceases when the minor reaches adulthood.

In Puerto Rico, that age is 21.

Even if the original Child Support Order issued in another jurisdiction states that the obligation ends when the minor reaches the age of 18, if the Child Support payments are reviewed in Puerto Rico, the age when the payments cease is automatically extended until the minor reaches the age of 21.

So remember:

Child Support payments in Puerto Rico end at 21 years.

Full post as published by Puerto Rico Law Blog on May 04, 2008 (boomark / email).

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