· 10/26/1979
Brake v. Brake
Citations
- 413 A.2d 422
- 271 Pa. Super. 314
- 1979 Pa. Super. LEXIS 3111
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- a support order may be entered against a parent for a child’s college education, even in the absence of an agreement to support the child past the age of 18, as long as this obligation would not result in undue hardship to the parent
- a support order may be entered against a parent for a child's college education, even in the absence of an agreement to support the child past the age of 18, as long as this obligation would not result in undue hardship to the parent
- a support order may be entered against a parent for child's college education, even in the absence of an agreement to support the child past the age of eighteen, as long as this obligation would not result in undue hardship to the parent
- a support order may be entered against a parent for child’s college education, even in the absence of an agreement to support the child past the age of eighteen, as long as this obligation would not result in undue hardship to the parent
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Judges: Cercone, Wieand, Hoffman
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