Post secondary child support law ruled unconstitutional
by Bob Karls
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DADS National Headquarters reports that Oregon's post secondary child support law has been ruled unconstitutional by a Multnomah County (Portland, OR) judge. There are now less than 10 states that have laws which allow for post secondary support, Washington State is one of them. Most of the states either prohibit it by law or case law, or restrict it. Anyone wanting more info can call me at (206) 623-DADS.
In Washington state it was done away with between husbands and wives by the judges in "Wyman v. Wallace". Even in that case, the judges (illegally acting as legislators) specifically excepted out cases involving the alienation of children.
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