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The parent who takes care of the child must tell the CSEA why the support order should stop. The other parent can also tell the CSEA why the support order should stop. Both parents will be told about the request to end an order.
Child support is typically terminated when your child turns 19 even if they are still in high school. If your child has graduated from or stopped attending high school and is living independently before they turn 18, you may also request to terminate child support early.
As previously stated, Ohio cannot terminate support without a court order. If your child now resides with you and no longer with the custodial parent, you need to file a motion to modify custody.
Even if you both agree that neither party should pay child support to the other in your shared parenting arrangement, you still must fill out a child support worksheet and a findings of fact for a deviation from the child support guidelines.
Use this table to get an idea of the basic amount of child support in Ohio for your income level. Annual IncomeOne ChildSix Children10,200$1,050$1,23010,800$1,080$1,32011,400$1,110$1,41012,000$1,140$1,50062 more rows