From his daughter which he's name not on birth certificate but his name is on my son but he can't provide or help me because all his money goes to his first child that he found out about 2 years ago how can my son get money from his dad could he child support be reduce sense my... View More 
answered on Jan 23, 2018
When child support is calculated the number of children each party has is one factor they use. He should file a motion in the first case asking that the support be re-calculated based on a change of circumstances.
The mother also makes 40 grand a year with no child care
answered on Jan 23, 2018
That question can't really be answered here as there are many factors that go into setting the child support such as income, tax deductions, medical. You would need to go to an attorney and discuss this.
Michigan resident with default judgement of legal and noncustodial rights. never married to mother.
answered on Jan 22, 2018
When determining if custody should be changed, the judge must address the Best Interest of the Child. This is a series of questions set out by the courts to help the judge make the determination. Support is only one of those factors.
Also all new household expenses I didn’t have the first time around? Thank you Kevin
answered on Jan 22, 2018
Yes. The Friend of the Court will calculate child support based on your current income and on the number of children you have. They will need to know if you have custody of the other child(ren) or if you are currently ordered to pay support on them.
In the case I'm referring to, my brother in law's mother died in a nursing home. She had no insurance or money or property. She had a will but no property. Who is responsible for funeral expenses? My brother-in-law has 3 siblings. We're in Michigan
answered on Jan 22, 2018
The easy answer is the person who signed the paperwork at the funeral home. If his family is kind, they will equally share in the cost but they are not required. If no one makes provisions at a funeral home and does not claim the body, the county will make arrangements for a cremation and keep... View More
There is currently a secured bank account and I an required to file an annual accounting to probate Court
answered on Jan 22, 2018
The conservatorship continues until either the judge terminates it after you file a motion requesting it be terminated or the child turns 18. Most counties are going to continue the conservatorship and require the annual accountings.
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