Is the percentage of child support same for a 20 year old in college and 14 junior high school state Mississippi?

No, the percentage of child support in Mississippi is not the same for a 20-year-old in college and a 14-year-old in junior high. Child support obligations in Mississippi are based on the child's needs and the parents' income. A 20-year-old is considered an adult and generally is no longer eligible for child support unless they meet specific criteria demonstrating continued dependency, such as a documented disability. A 14-year-old, however, is clearly a minor and would be eligible for support. The amount of support would be determined based on the guidelines set forth by Mississippi law for children of that age.