Child Support for Adult Children in BC: What Every Parent Needs to Know
Child support often feels like a straightforward issue—parents provide financial assistance until their children turn 18 or finish high school. However, the situation becomes more complex when adult children are involved. In British Columbia, certain circumstances require continued support for adult children. Whether you’re a parent paying support or a recipient, understanding your rights and obligations is crucial. Let’s dive into the topic of family maintenance for adult children in BC. Table of Contents Sr# Headings 1 What Is Child Support for Adult Children? 2 Why Does Child Support Continue After 18? 3 Legal Framework for Family Maintenance in BC 4 When Is Support Required for Adult Children? 5 Educational Needs and Financial Support 6 Adult Children with Disabilities 7 How Courts Determine Support Amounts 8 Modifying Child Support Agreements 9 Responsibilities of Both Parents 10 How to Apply for Continued Support 11 Common Misunderstandings About Family Maintenance 12 Case Exampl...