Re:America’s Covid job-saving programme gave most of its cas...
by mlyle on Wednesday February 02, 2022 @12:53AM
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> thinking it’s “normal” for a 21 year old to move out and get a place of his own, let alone doing it at minimum wage.
Well, parents aren't legally obligated to provide support past age 18, which means many don't. And youths that are wards of the state because of abuse or their parents becoming incarcerated, dying, etc, are not supported beyond age 18. So this is at least a frequent corner case we'll have to deal with, even if social norms change so that more parents support kids past 18.
Well, parents aren't legally obligated to provide support past age 18, which means many don't. And youths that are wards of the state because of abuse or their parents becoming incarcerated, dying, etc, are not supported beyond age 18. So this is at least a frequent corner case we'll have to deal with, even if social norms change so that more parents support kids past 18.