However, if that child is 17 1/2 and has graduated from high school and is not attending college and has no intentions of furthering their education, state law usually allows child support to stop at 18.

I will be starting at UM School of Law in August with the intent of a concentration in RE (we will see exactly how that goes... but that is the plan for now).Basically, I am looking to intern, even unpaid, for the summer in exchange for the knowledge and networking opportunities that would present themselves working in such a place.

I will be starting at UM School of Law in August with the intent of a concentration in RE (we will see exactly how that goes... but that is the plan for now).Basically, I am looking to intern, even unpaid, for the summer in exchange for the knowledge and networking opportunities that would present themselves working in such a place.

Look for things like good school districts low crime areas etc.

Franklin Township is a great school district just south of there.As for the other property, I don't know the area as well.

@Mary Denby & @Nii Okai I also came across Capitol City's site during my surfing session, and it looks inviting, and since Mary actually has been to there and recommends them, I'm definitely gonna go check it out when I can.The one that kinda sparked my interest was the Sherman Ragland one, DCREIA, anyone ever been?

Just kidding, but I went to school at Southern and that area was just too small for me.In regards to your question there is a reia in Eugene that meets 2x a month although that is about 3 hours from you.

I am currently in school for Business Management with an emphasis in Entrepreneurship and I will be graduating in September.

All she wants is something that she can feel comfortable with, even if she has to do some dirty work to make it her own, a nice yard for our 12 year old son and a decent school system.

But I am going to school for sociology and criminology so my plan is to get a job working for my state or maybe a federal job in my state.