Your current state is Ohio
My child was only in a foster home for about a month and a half and the he was co located with me for the next 4 months in a treatment facility until I graduated.
My spouse and I are legally separated for religious reasons. We obtained final decree in our state that recognizes legally separation. This includes child custody, spousal and child support, and the division of property. The spousal support will be for 7 years. Can the spouse, years later, move... View More 
I got a text from a detective name Lawrence, saying my account was suspicious of communicating with minors. They asked me about my name, age and location. I gave them my age, name and location. The detective then told me the name of the minor was I talking to but they also said others, which... View More
I wasn’t married to my daughters’ mother, so should I complete the Assets section of the Financial Affidavit of the Father? Also, any item that I would list is my property, so what should I declare is the basis of the claim? Thanks!
Graduated high school. Attended university for 3 semesters - flunked out.
Took the summer off. Partied with friends. Refused to get a job.
Enrolled in community college. Flunked out after 2 semester.
Took a YEAR off. Got in trouble. Went to rehab.... View More
Graduated high school. Attended university for 3 semesters - flunked out.
Took the summer off. Partied with friends. Refused to get a job.
Enrolled in community college. Flunked out after 2 semester.
Took a YEAR off. Got in trouble. Went to rehab.
Refused to get... View More
be funded until the age of 21. I gave up my son voluntarily after a year from adoption at the age of 13.5 years because he told me he could not stop attacking me. He has reactive attachment disorder (RAD).
I am 65 and want to retire, but I have another year until August 2025. Is there any... View More
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answered on Apr 9, 2024
We are not a repository of arguments that we can craft for general purposes. We know nothing of the case beyond the facts provided that a person adopted a child and gave him up to the foster care apparatus and continues to pay child support to that apparatus. We do not know if this support is... View More
The mother of my child was found to be using during part of the time of her pregnancy. I was unaware of this use. She was honest with me about this in the hospital. I told her we needed to separate for the time being and I was going to get a lawyer to gain temp custody to assure the safety of our... View More
The mother of my child was found to be using during part of the time of her pregnancy. I was unaware of this use. She was honest with me about this in the hospital. I told her we needed to separate for the time being and I was going to get a lawyer to gain temp custody to assure the safety of our... View More
Parent was receiving child support but the child moved in with a friend due to a disagreement. The ex who was paying child support stopped payment. Does the child support stop or should it go to the child directly?
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answered on Apr 9, 2024
Under California law, child support is typically paid to the custodial parent, not directly to the child. When a child moves out of the custodial parent's home, the situation becomes more complex and depends on the specific circumstances.
Here are a few key points to consider:... View More
Can she take me back to get child support if it was orderd 50 50 with no child support?
When looking at Child Support. Both parents 50/50. Parent that is receiving child support has a pre-tax traditional IRA - which lowers their gross income. Does that $ amount get add back to their gross when looking at a true gross number or is it factored at all?
Seems like a loop hole... View More
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answered on Apr 8, 2024
There is not enough information here to answer your questions. Assuming that this is a custody issue in fairfield, ohio, jurisdiction follows where the children reside, so you would have to file any custody action there. In addition, courts will not allow you to relitigate custody actions unless... View More
My Son is going to boot camp on 6-28-2024 He will be returning to college in August to continue his education at SUNY Oswego. It is my understanding that child support no longer needs to be paid if your child enters the military. However, the is the national guard and he is still a college... View More
answered on Apr 8, 2024
Child support is required from the non custodial parent regardless of marital status or whether the parents ever lived together. If you are the father of the child you will be required to pay child support. Spousal support in New York, however, is only paid when there was a marriage. If you were... View More
Our schedule is 50/50 the first 15 days of the month Ive the kids and the remaining she have them, I don't need child care during my time because I'm off from work but she wants the child care calculated on the 100% for the au pair fee which is $1700 a month also I don't have access... View More
answered on Apr 7, 2024
Parenting plan in divorce matter usually address the actual amount needed when it comes to child support. I am curious as to how you are forced to pay for service you do not agree to. You can refuse to pay for the service if it is beyond the arrangement of your divorce decree.
I had an attorney that was going to handle my case pro Bono and the judge said that they could not do it because I was not a resident of the state of Michigan but how can that be true if I am in court in that state my lawyer would have to be licensed in that state
answered on Apr 7, 2024
You can be hauled into court in Michigan even if you are not a Michigan resident. If you are not a resident, according to the judge, you are not eligible to have a court appointed attorney.
How can the friend of the court enter you into a contract without your consent and don't you have the constitutional right to contract or not to contract
answered on Apr 7, 2024
Apparently, you are a New York resident who has an open child support case in Michigan and appeared in a Michigan court. I assume the State of Michigan was the complaining party. Under the child support laws of all 50 states, as required by federal law, each state has a state agency to collect and... View More
I was told that having a legal order to pay child support can prevent me from finding work as certain jobs will not hire people who are paying out child support.
answered on Apr 7, 2024
The short answer is no - paying child support will not itself be a bar to being hired. Keep in mind that if you pay direct and not by income execution your employer shouldn't even know you pay child support
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answered on Apr 6, 2024
If you were arrested on a warrant and the authorities found drug paraphernalia in your possession during the arrest, they have the right to charge you with possession of drug paraphernalia in addition to any charges related to the original warrant. The timeline for filing these additional charges... View More
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