Unmarried couple with child. Child lives with me and father gives child support.
No
Short answer is NO.
they want to relocate 40 residents to massachusetts and i cant allow them to stay with her guardianship. how can i fight that? Me living in Florida and my sister is in Lake Katrine, New York.
You need to start an action in Surrogates Court to become the new guardian
I’ve been trying for a couple of years to correct child support payments with no success, my taxes are being garnished yearly. I have no problem paying whatever is needed for my child, my question is how I’m I suppose to correct this situation when the other parent have family members working... Read more »
Since this involves Puerto Rico you need to address the problem there not in NY. If you live in NY you can try to file a petition to stop child support as the child is not attending college and the defense would have to prove what college the child is attending [you might even get the grades for... Read more »
The judge has ruled against his modification, petition to reduce, and now he has petitioned for suspension. We started the process 2/17 and finalized 6/17. He lost his job 8/18; got the order reduced based off another CS case but that case was dropped and my original order was reinstated 10/19, now... Read more »
Unfortunately there isn't much you can do unless he keeps filing and the court has had enough. At this point you can try to move to dismiss if he hasn't shown a change of circumstances since the last order.
What documentation is necessary? What do I need to bring to court?
The only way to pay less is by agreement. If you go to court, the court is bound by the child support standards chart
It just means that the case is over. You should check with your attorney or go to the court clerk to see where your Judgment of Divorce is.
No damages to either person, Just a lot of anger. The 19 year old informed her other parent. Can there be charges pressed by the other parent?
The answer is no as a 19 year old is an adult.
my father has full costudy of me and i am only 15
Without seeing the order it is impossible to say when it ends. However, the order should end no later than your 18th birthday.
Mass
You need to file a petition in Family Court to get your license and for how you are going to pay what you owe. Speak to an attorney for guidance.
my father had custody of her when the accident took place then my mother went to get her to take her back to new york because she was not being well taken cared of. my mom after a while got sick and had to make a decision of giving the custody of my sister to a family member just in case something... Read more »
You need to bring on a proceeding in Surrogates court to be names as the guardian of your sister. You should have a consultation with an attorney and go over all of the facts of the case.
With my mother no more. But she hasn't given me any of that money. What can I do about that?
You are not entitled to the support. Child support is for the parent that has residential custody. It sounds like your father never paid the full amount of child support due your mother so he is paying back support. That money belongs to your mother.
In my divorce decree, my ex-spouse agreed that I could take the full mortgage interest and real estate tax deduction on our property jointly owned until our son is financial independent. The IRS is now saying that I am only allowed to take 50% of the deduction because we both own it. The property... Read more »
Your decree cannot over rule IRS rules. You should sit down with your tax advisor or a tax attorney to go over your decree, agreement and the IRS ruling.
Hi, So i in few months i am going to marry a girl i have been dating for a while now...she is a US citizen, i have filed for divorce for my previous spouse once it gets approved i will right away marry this girl, i have a child from the previous marriage who is above 18 years old right now... Read more »
This is strictly an Immigration issue not family law.
When I moved to a new state. I reconnected with my ex girlfriend who I still loved. I used my savings to help her move across the country with me (flights, car shipping, etc.) We discussed for her to get acclimated with the new city and then find a job to start helping contribute to our household.... Read more »
The video may have an impact but you will have rights no matter what.
With a crime.
If there was an injury to the other child, even a small one, the answer is yes he can.
My sister is currently going through a terrible divorce, the man cheated and disappeared for 4 years after a 20 year marriage leaving my sister to take care of their house for 4 years straight. She handled all the bills (with his money from their joint bank account) but told him before everything... Read more »
Your question depends on which state this is all taking place in. I cannot tell you about PA law. In NY however, if the house was purchased during the marriage she is entitled to part of the proceeds in the divorce. Even if it was purchased before the marriage she may be entitled to part of the... Read more »
Have filled court papers
Unless there is a court order directing the month long visitation it can be stopped whenever you want.
Being emancipated may not be the best course of action. You may want to move out of your parents home and then bring a petition in Family Court for support. If things are as you say, the court will order your parents to pay support to you. I strongly urge you to have a consultation with an... Read more »
I have a 20 year old daughter, going to be 21 later this year, and her mother has said that she intends to file for child support from the time of birth until now. There has never been a child support petition before nor any child support orders. Can she get child support for our adult daughter... Read more »
She can only get support from the date of filing of the applicationto the date your daughter turns 21 she cannot go back to the time of birth.
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