Child Support Duty Did Not End When Child, 18, Stopped Attending Classes—C.A.

Div. One of the Fourth District Court of Appeal yesterday reversed an order determining that a man no longer had an obligation to provide child support inasmuch as his daughter had reached the age of 18 and was not a “full-time” high school student and requiring that his ex-wife refund $20,000 he had paid after the offspring reached her majority.

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