Oregon Court Upholds Law Requiring Divorced Parents to Pay Children's College Education

By JEFFREY SELINGO

The Oregon Court of Appeals last month upheld a state law that requires divorced parents to pay for their children's college education, even though married parents have no such responsibility.

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