Legal Question in Family Law in Michigan

Re: Child support

You must contact a lawyer in Wisconsin who practices in this area. The Wisconsin judgment will determine his obligations.

Re: Child support

Have an attorney review the Judgment of Divorce. Normally, child support obligations terminate upon the child's 18th birthday unless the child is still in high school. In those cases it is extended to age 19. Your husband should contact the Friend of the Court in the County of Wisconsin where the Judgment was entered. He could petition for a clarification order from the court in this matter. Of course if the child is disabled the support obligation will most probably be extended. Good luck.

Re: Child support

As the divorce took place in WI, those issues will be subject to that states law. As I do not practice in that state nor a member of it's bar, your qustions should be directed to a practioner in WI. However, in the state of Indiana child support generally continues until the child is deemed an adult or emancipated. There may also be an issue of contribution towards the child's college or vocational education beyond high school. Again this is as to Indiana. I cannot address these issue in WI.