MS SB2754

Allows child support to continue past age 21 for adult children with physical or mental disabilities that existed during their minority, if a court hearing is held and the adult child is placed in a conservatorship or less restrictive alternative

Requires the disability to have prevented the child from living independently, with an exception for children who are long-term patients in state-owned facilities

Permits courts to modify or maintain previous orders regarding custody, visitation, medical expenses, and other matters related to the disabled adult child's welfare

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

Takes effect July 1, 2026