Britney Spears will have to continue paying child support to her ex-husband Kevin Federline after her younger son turns 18 years old this week.
The Womanizer songstress’ child support payments to Federline, with whom she shares sons Jayden, 18, and Sean, who turns 19 next month, will not stop despite both her sons being legal adults now.
As Mark Vincent Kaplan, Federline’s lawyer states that the California law demands a parent to continue paying child support until the child’s high school graduation, regardless if they are 18.
“Under California law, child support jurisdiction continues until the minor child reaches the age of 18, or if upon their 18th birthday they have not yet graduated high school, it continues until they graduate high school, but in no event later than their 19th birthday,” Kaplan told People.
“The child support in this case for Jayden is being paid consistent with that law. His graduation from high school will be in November.”
However, according to a source, Spears has no problem with continuing child support.
“Britney has plans for the boys’ future and will do whatever she can and will always continue to love and support them,” said the insider.
Harris has pledged support for Israel. Observers have said that if pro-Palestinian Americans including activists as well as Muslims and Arabs, who overwhelmingly voted for the Democrats in the last presidential election, withhold their vote, it may hurt Harris’ chances. While those groups are unlikely to tilt toward Trump, some activists have pledged support to third-party candidates.
The latest bloodshed in the decades-old Israeli-Palestinian conflict was triggered last Oct. 7 when Palestinian Hamas militants attacked Israel, killing 1,200 and taking about 250 hostages, according to Israeli tallies.
Israel’s subsequent assault on the Hamas-governed enclave has killed over 41,000 Palestinians, according to the local health ministry, while displacing nearly the entire population of 2.3 million, causing a hunger crisis and leading to genocide allegations at the World Court that Israel denies.
