Can child support be terminated or ended?

Child support can indeed be terminated or ended under certain circumstances. Typically, child support obligations cease when the child reaches the age of majority, which is usually eighteen years old, or graduates from high school, whichever comes later. However, there might be additional factors that contribute to the termination of child support. These can include the child's emancipation, the custodial parent remarrying, or changes in the financial situation of either parent that warrant a modification of the existing support order. It is important for parents to understand that achieving termination may often require legal action or a specific process through the Child Support Agency or relevant court system. Individuals seeking clarity on this topic may benefit from reviewing the Child Support Agency's current web page, as it provides valuable resources and information on how to proceed with modifications or termination requests.