Me too, but I was challenging the OP to do the research and then realize why she was mistaken.
you are too cute! a child doing their own research! awwwwww!
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you are too cute! a child doing their own research! awwwwww!
Krystal Vega
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http://www.oslpr.org/PDFS/Borrador ... Titulos/TituloX.-Laobligacionalimentaria.pdf
ARTÍCULO 414. AL 3. Gastos de estudios <-- it's in spanish...sorry i couldnt find an english version... so If you know spanish go ahead and read..thats what I have found so far...
ARTÍCULO 414. AL 3. Gastos de estudios <-- it's in spanish...sorry i couldnt find an english version... so If you know spanish go ahead and read..thats what I have found so far...
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Tigi knows Spanish but she is not clicking on any links.
No matter, you are a legal adult.
Krystal Vega
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The reason I'm here asking is actually because I really don't know much about laws and such like you lawers do. Therefore I am asking and responding with the little that I know so far I may be wrong I realize that. So I don't think you being sarcastic and "funny" is going to help much... thank you. I would really appreciate that if you are going to help then take you time to reply... if not your just waisting your time 
told you. it involved a divorce. it wasn't the parent vs the child. each one of the cases listed the settlement between the mother and father of the children. not a state law requiring both parents to cover college expenses. two different animals.
The reason I'm here asking is actually because I really don't know much about laws and such like you lawers do. Therefore I am asking and responding with the little that I know so far I may be wrong I realize that. So I don't think you being sarcastic and "funny" is going to help much... thank you. I would really appreciate that if you are going to help then take you time to reply... if not your just waisting your time
wasting. the word is "wasting".
The reason I'm here asking is actually because I really don't know much about laws and such like you lawers do. Therefore I am asking and responding with the little that I know so far I may be wrong I realize that. So I don't think you being sarcastic and "funny" is going to help much... thank you. I would really appreciate that if you are going to help then take you time to reply... if not your just waisting your time
Read the terms of service for this website. You really should read these terms prior to agreeing to them.
Oh, and I hope for Pete's sake that you did not use your real name as your moniker.
Krystal Vega
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Yes I know, I am.. you should read that.
Krystal Vega
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Thanks for the help regarding this! (except for the unnecessary comments)... anyway I have made my choice.
Hope all is well with you all and God bless.
Hope all is well with you all and God bless.
LdiJ
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The reason I'm here asking is actually because I really don't know much about laws and such like you lawers do. Therefore I am asking and responding with the little that I know so far I may be wrong I realize that. So I don't think you being sarcastic and "funny" is going to help much... thank you. I would really appreciate that if you are going to help then take you time to reply... if not your just waisting your time
Everyone else is right about the college expenses, however in most cases a college student is not emancipated for the purpose of health insurance, therefore you should still be able to be covered for health insurance while you are in school (through age 26 under the new health reform act).
That of course assumes that your father still wants to provide health insurance for you.
mistoffolees
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The insurance company is required to make it available. The parents are not obligated to pay for it.
Many plans have 4 levels:
- Insured person only
- Insured person and spouse
- Insured person and children
- Insured person and entire family
The prices vary significantly and the policyholder can choose whichever one he wants. If he doesn't put the adult kids on the policy, no one can make him (other than a court order).
ShyCat
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