MS HB888

Creates a rebuttable presumption that child support continues past age 21 for adult children with physical or mental disabilities that existed during their minority.

Allows courts to order continued support for disabled adult children unless they are long-term patients in a state-operated facility.

Permits courts to order, modify, or maintain custody, visitation, medical expense payment, and other welfare orders for disabled adult children.

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

Allows the presumption of continued support to be rebutted using a preponderance of the evidence standard to show the adult child is capable of self-support.