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adjusterjack
As far as I know DCSS has nothing to do with ending the CS, it's the court that does it.
CS will be able to end on the effective date of the adoption.
All I can suggest is that your husband do some advance planning by petitioning the court to cancel the CS on the effective date of the adoption. If the effective date will not be known for a while, filing the petition with a "to be determined" date might be a good idea.
If the money is automatically coming out of his pay and going through the state there is going to be a possibility that payments will continue to come out after the adoption is effective so he would be wise to have some sort of written agreement with his ex that she will refund the money if it happens.
Frankly, I don't know how any of this will work but I don't think the CS will stop at least until the adoption is effective.
If your husband wants some sort of a guarantee he'd best consult an attorney who knows how all this works. Otherwise he can count on losing some money on extra payments if he doesn't do some advanced planning.
How?