No. It won’t end on his next court date. Picked a fine time to divorce. If they own the house out right, like no mortgage and only property/school tax then one of them will have to buy the other out of the house and it’s a sucky time because home values are inflated right now. It’s a sellers market.
So they would have to have the house appraised, which is why this is not going to end by October, and let’s say for example, the house comes back worth $200k, one has to come up with $100k to buy the other person out.
This is why people press to sell all assets bc someone is going to feel like they’re getting f**ked.
It’s just easier to sell everything, put it all into an escrow account and once everything is sold, they both take their half and start over somewhere else. But that’s just the easiest, fairest way to do it.

Mind you, we’re not talking child support which that is a completely different story and a different court room.
Being that the child is a 16 year old teen, they could spilt the time equally and neither one pays child support, just both parents continue to co-parent with one another to make sure the needs are met of their child in common.
Buuut, beings the mother makes less, then the husband should pay a small amount to the mother for his child’s time with her to keep the quality of life balanced between the two parents in the best interest of their child. And it’s just something the parents could agree too like 50-75 bucks a week, whatever they can agree too and it doesn’t sound like the mother is trying to High ball the father for the money. So don’t be all about the money if ya not all about the kid. But it never makes sense to the one who has to pay support even with shared time, the child is already becoming a product of divorce and shouldn’t be made to lessen the quality of his life just because a parent who makes more doesn’t feel it’s fair to pay the mother while on “her” time but it’s actually about, the child’s time and the child receiving the same quality care and support as if the two were still a pair but their not, and so the child should not have to suffer due to their parents decision to divorce. It’s not the child’s fault. Period.
Again, that’s just the easiest, fairest way to do it.
Ofcourse this is all in a “perfect world” where people actually get along.
But, see ya in court!
Try to fight nicely, if you can keep things out of court, it saves money, especially if the two can get one attorney to oversee everything and then, their Attorney fees would be cut in half and more money to start over with!
But AGAIN, in a perfect world.
P.S.
Tell your Boyfriend don’t be a douche bag if the mother is already giving a ridiculously low figure bc she could say, “F**k you, I’ll do better in court!” And this could go on for 3+years and by the time they settle, or sell the house, the kids 18 but boyfriend will have paid pay full support throughout this whole thing, his attorney fees, loss of time from work-less pay for him, and part of the bills of the marital or family home, unless you want a foreclosure on his credit and then neither you of you will have anything to start over with but bad credit, debt and no money. And the only ones who made money out of it will be the lawyers and they’ll be on vacation with their families down in the Caribbean’s with your money! Lol! And that’s just how it works.
Good luck and god bless!