MS SB2341

Creates a presumption that child support continues past the age of majority for an adult child incapable of self-support due to physical or mental disability that existed during minority.

Allows courts to order continued support for disabled children past age of majority unless the child is a long-term patient in a state-operated facility.

Permits courts to order, modify, or maintain previous orders regarding custody, visitation, medical expenses, and other matters affecting the health and welfare of a disabled child.

Requires courts to consider the disabled adult child's receipt of and eligibility for public benefits and community services when determining support awards.

Makes the presumption of continued support rebuttable by evidence that the adult child is capable of self-support.