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Parents are required to support their children into their adulthood in Germany? That doesn't sound likely, but then, I'm not German. Edit: found a reference th
by b4lancesh33t 9y ago
Parents are required to support their children into their adulthood in Germany? That doesn't sound likely, but then, I'm not German.
Edit: found a reference that says parents must support children until they are 21 or have a profession to support themselves (presumably whichever is sooner -- I hope!).
- wolfgke 9y ago> Parents are required to support their children into their adulthood in Germany? That doesn't sound likely, but then, I'm not German. > Edit: found a reference that says parents must support children until they are 21 or have a profession to support themselves (presumably whichever is sooner -- I hope!). According to > https://www.merkur.de/leben/geld/erwachsen-kind-finanzieren-eltern-zr-8259243.html https://www.merkur.de/leben/geld/erwachsen-kind-finanzieren-... if the child studies at a university, the parents have to pay for them until it gets its master's degree (which is typically much longer than up to the 21 years of age). There are exceptions, such as if the parents can prove that the child does not concentrate on his studies or if it changes the degree course "too often" etc. But assume that the normal case is that the parents have to support the child up to master's degree.