Grandchild Support Responsibility Clarified

In Ohio:
- Child support is typically the responsibility of the child's parents.
- The amount is determined by the Ohio Child Support Guidelines.
- Parents are required to support their child until they turn * or graduate high school, whichever comes later.

It's important to understand that your daughter's pregnancy doesn't alter your child support obligations. However, if your daughter is a minor, her child's father might be required to pay child support. If your daughter is an adult, she and the baby's father will be primarily responsible for the baby's support.

Your ongoing child support for your daughter will continue as mandated by your agreement. Once your grandchild is born, the baby's financial responsibility will fall primarily on your daughter and the baby's father.

Yes, you will continue paying child support for your daughter. The birth of your grandchild doesn't alter your existing obligation. The child's father may also be responsible for child support.

That's correct. In Ohio, child support typically ends when the child turns * or graduates from high school, whichever comes later. However, certain circumstances could extend this obligation.

That's correct. Your daughter's pregnancy has no effect on your child support obligations for her. You will continue to pay until she turns * or graduates high school, whichever comes later in Ohio.