Law.com:  “Breach of contract action focuses on written contract requiring divorced father to cover daughter’s school costs until age 25.  It’s not news that some children, especially as they hit their teenage and college years, don’t get along with their parents. But even experienced attorneys say it’s rare when the disagreements grow to a point where litigation is required.”

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