Top Child Support Lawyers in San Luis Obispo | 2 available

2 Child Support lawyers are available in San Luis Obispo, California, including Donna J. Wahlberg and Gregory David Abel. These lawyers are rated between 3.8/5 to 4.2/5 and 63% provide free consultation.

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Donna J. Wahlberg

Firm: Wahlberg & Ruston

948 Santa Rosa St 108 , San Luis Obispo , California 93401

Practice Areas: Adoption,Child Custody & Visitation,Child Support,Divorce,Family

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“Donna in my opinion is a very responsible and knowledgeable lawyer. In the time that I have known her she has helped me immencely in my divorce and cu...”

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Gregory David Abel

Firm: Wendt & Abel A Professional Law Corporation

21 Santa Rosa Street , San Luis Obispo , California 93405

Practice Areas: Divorce, Custody, Visitation, Separation, Community Property, Property Division, Child Support, Spousal Support, Alimony, Modifications of Orders, Post-Judgment Modifications, Move Away Cases, Legal Paternity, Paternity Action, Inheritance, Visitation Rights, Paternity, Adoption, Restraining Orders, Separation and Marriage Settlement Agreements, Estate Disputes, Will Contests, Breach of Fiduciary Duty, Family Law

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Help Interpreting Child Support Agreement | Aug 21, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: California I'm re-reading my divorce settlement agreement and it says this about child support: "Payments shall begin on *date* and shall continue until further orders of the court, or until said child(ren) marries, dies, or is emancipated, reaches the age of 19, or reaches 18 and is not a full-time high-school student and not self-supporting, whichever occurs first." My kids are full-time college students and are not self-supporting. They are 18 and 20. Does this mean that child support payments were supposed to continue until they turned 19? Or should they have stopped at 18 because they finished high school before their 18th birthday?

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