Progressive Legal SolutionsBarrie, ON · September 4, 2026The Age of Majority in Ontario: What Turning 18 Really Means
Turning 18 is an important legal milestone. In Ontario, it is generally the age at which a person becomes an adult and gains many rights and responsibilities that previously belonged to their parents or guardians. For parents, however, turning 18 often raises a more practical question: Does child support automatically stop when a child becomes ...
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