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Old 11-19-2004, 12:11 AM
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Originally posted by honeychile
Each family has to do what they think works for them. Oh, when a child loses his/her parent to death prior to their turning 21 or graduating from college, SSI kicks in for their tuition and upkeep. If my taxes have to pay for someone to go to college, darn straight that a well-off non-custodial parent should!!
I think that Social Security for dependents of deceased workers ends at 18 or high school graduation unless they changed it in the last few years. It used to go until 21, but that changed the early or mid 1980s.

I know plenty of people who had fathers and mothers like you described. In fact I have friends whose father paid nothing even before they turned 18. No alimony and no child support. He was a dead beat dad with three houses.
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