Mississippi SB2754 allows child support to continue past the age of majority for disabled children.
Mississippi SB2754 amends the state's child support laws to allow the continuation of support for a child who is incapable of self-support due to a physical or mental disability that existed during their minority. This support may continue past the child's anticipated age of majority if a hearing is held by the court and the adult child is placed in a conservatorship or a less restrictive alternative. The bill also outlines procedures for child support enforcement, including the requirement for parents to notify each other of any changes of address within five days.
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