In most states child support ends at 18. In New York it ends at 21. But a new NYS law allows for support payments to continue until age 26 for children with certain disabilities or special needs.
In this week's episode of his Family Matters vlog, partner Joseph Trotti, head of Vishnick McGovern Milizio LLP’s Matrimonial and Family Law Practice and founding partner of the VMM Family InstituteSM, explains the recently-passed New York State law--surprisingly unpublicized and unreported in the press--qualifying for support, and the type of records needed.
