Child support; authorize continuation past the age of majority for certain disabled children.

SB 2754 amends Mississippi law to allow child support to continue past the age of majority (18) for disabled children whose disability existed during their minority. The bill requires a court hearing and places the adult child in a conservatorship or less restrictive alternative under state law before support can continue. It directly affects disabled adults who were under 18 when their disability began and their noncustodial parents, ensuring ongoing financial support through court-ordered mechanisms. The change applies only to qualifying cases meeting specific disability and court criteria.