Divorced Parents Are treated differently and have no choice, this is discriminatory since married parents are NOT forced to pay for college costs and can set their own terms and standards for kids to remain in school

At Joe's request here a few cases I have for a rainy day. Still have not found the case the lawyer was talking about regarding equal protection of married v
divorced parents.

Attachment of plaintiff's assets. The judgment attached $ 60,000 of funds the plaintiff is currently holding in a bank account. General Laws c. 208, [***16] § 36, provides that, "when alimony or support is adjudged for the spouse or children, the Court may require sufficient security for its payment according to the judgment" (emphasis added). The plaintiff argues that the primary purpose of the attachment was to secure the college expenses of his son n10 and that, because these expenses are a future contingency, they have not yet been subject to a judgment, as required by G. L. c. 208, § 36. The plaintiff concludes [*190] that the judge correspondingly exceeded his authority under G. L. c. 208, § 36. We disagree. PHILIP N. ROSENBERG vs. CINDY M. MERIDA. SJC-07682 SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT OF MASSACHUSETTS 428 Mass. 182; 697 N.E.2d 987;