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Child support payments are not automatically terminated after a child is emancipated. A child support obligor will have to request for child support payments to be terminated after the child reaches the age of majority or a minor child is emancipated.
Child support is the financial obligation you have to support your child as he or she matures. If you have custody of your child, the courts assume that you fulfill your financial obligation. If your child does not live with you, however, the courts may require that you pay child support to the custodial parent. If the court requires that you pay child support, you will make payments until your child reaches the age of majority or adulthood, until your child is active-duty military, or until the court declares your child emancipated. If your child has special needs, you may make child support payments past childhood.