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Thank you for your information. I still have questions as to what compelling evidence will be needed. Until he turned 18, I had access through United Healthcare to medical claims submitted for his medical care. There is no indication of such disability shown there. I have received no requests for reimbursement for uncovered medical expenses. When I was in the "home", he was a highly functioning, intelligent child. If he is so debilitated, she would do better by getting onto SSI. He would have $623.00 per month and be eligible for medicaid. The other question is how long will I be compelled to pay child support in this kind of situation?

What criteria is used, and by whom, in determining a child's disability status. My son turned 18 in Jan 2007. He has also finished school. However, an objection has been moved on simplified modification request to remove his needs from the order. The basis is he is so disabled that child support should continue past age of majority. I reside on Glendale AZ.