I could think of a non-frivolous way under Oklahoma law to bring this. Here, caregivers are entitled to child support after the age of 18 if that child is still regularly attending a full-time high school program. This mostly applies to children with disabilities. In this case, though, I could perhaps argue that these parents are affirmatively unfit and that the daughter has designated a guardian for the purpose of completing her HS education. I think I might actually win that case if I can meet the burden on parental unfitness.... and that an 18 year old and her parents are like oil and water could get me there.
I wouldn't turn down a retainer on these facts. I'll say that much.
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