The nuance in parents committing to pay Post-Secondary Education
Any party stipulating to providing support to pay for college expenses should ensure the stipulation sets forth the specific terms and limitations intended by the parties (particularly limitations required by the obligor, or what the obligor expects to have enforced or considered in setting the amount of the obligation). Baldwin v. Baldwin, No. C3-91-2496, 1992 WL 122647 (Minn. Ct. App. June 9, 1992).
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