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Think its 20 now or till there in work
Untill she stops claiming child benefit
All reliant on their mum being honest with the CSA, once she can no longer claim child benefit she has to inform them and will see her CM reduced.
Issue being that if she doesn’t they won’t listen to you so you have to keep on paying. Under law a child becomes an adult at 18, under family law its 20, like most of their rules it makes little sense.
18 yrs old unless they stay on at college , not uni if they go to uni the family allowance stops so they are not dependant on you
Jonathan, whilst all the above posters have given sound advice, they haven’t answered your question. They have answered the question you never asked, that being, ‘When should I stop paying CSA?’
When you should stop and when you will stop are two completely different situations, because when you should stop paying is when the CSA will ‘find’ imaginary arrears, there’s post on here where NRP’s have been paying for ‘children’ who are in their late 20’s or even 30’s because of these so called arrears.
Every time that I’ve stopped ‘paying’ for one of my children my payments have gone up by a considerable amount, and I know for a fact that the mother does not receive the money.