If the case has two children then it is likely that the child support is an engross order. For example, let's say that a case has two children and the child support is set at a $100. Just because one child turns 19, the order doesn't automatically change to $50. Instead a modification would have to be filed and the court would determine whether a new child support amount should be set because now the case only has one child.
Answered on Sep 12th, 2012 at 9:31 AM