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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Joint Petition for Termination of Child Support in our editor.
- Begin by filling in the Petitioner’s name at the top of the form. This identifies who is requesting the termination of child support.
- In section A, indicate whether the child is now 18 years old or will be soon. Enter the child's birth date in the provided space.
- For section B, specify if the child has graduated from high school and provide the graduation date or class details as applicable.
- Complete section C by confirming that the child is mentally and physically competent and that all due child support payments have been made without arrears.
- In section D, fill out the employer's name and address where wage assignments were previously sent, along with an effective termination date for these assignments.
- Finally, sign and date the petition at the bottom, ensuring you also include a notary public's signature if required.
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