Your current state is Virginia
CSS has an active employment on file for the NCP. But the employer sends payments every other month?
File a Motion to Compel the employer to pay. The judge will have a hearing and you subpoena the employer to be at the hearing. The judge will then order the employer and if they fail to follow that order then they will be held in contempt and face 6 months in jail with fines.
Asking for a family member ~ they filed bankruptcy ~ child support was paid by the trustee what happened to support payments now?
You keep paying child support until the child is 18 or graduates from high school, whichever comes last. But not past age 19.
My health plan through my employer doesn't pay until I've met the deductible, and all this out of pocket is breaking me financially.
If you qualify for medicaid and are able to obtain coverage in that manner, that would meet the requirement to provide health care coverage.
Their father already took kids to border and left with his family for 8 months.. I want to prevent this as well as reverse custody of my other child back to me..
Madam,
I am not a family law attorney neither authorized to practice law in your state but you need to contact a family attorney in your area ASAP regarding this matter or if you don't have the means to afford an attorney you can contact legal aid and see if you qualified for their... Read more »
We all lived in MA & The house is in MA. My ex husband and i have 2 children who are 17 and next of kin for his assets which were under 25,000, there was no will. His brother is now sole owner of home but is going through a divorce and house will be sold. Can i put in a claim through the house for... Read more »
You should hire a probate practitioner as there is a specific way to perfect a claim against an estate that must be followed . Was his brother a joint tenant of the real estate? If not then he may not be the sole owner.
It is still valid but you should speak to a lawyer about collecting it for you.
Make a contract and make me fulfill is this law
This is not a library. You can research these issues by googling
Can I pay hourly and where do I go?
I understand money issues but custody papers and being self-represented do not go together. You can't imagine the difficulty of what you're thinking about doing. I would SO STRONGLY recommend that you ask family to loan you some serious money and hire an excellent attorney who knows the ropes and... Read more »
My purpose here isn’t to keep my child from her mother. I allow her mother to spend time with her whenever she comes to town, or whenever we’re in her town. My issue is, mom has had a suspended license for over a year and a half, but she hasn’t a vehicle until now. The last time she had a... Read more »
No. Regardless of what the situation is with your ex not having a drivers license you cannot lawfully disobey the existing custody order--unless and until the judge changes it. So instead of dreaming up all the negative possibilities that might occur if your ex starts driving on her suspended... Read more »
collects from me gets pregnant from someone else leaves him then goes to collect from him does this or can this help or affect me in anyway good or bad
FYI, in Florida, all fathers are legally responsible for the well-being of their own children. That means the child support you pay to your ex-wife is for the benefit of YOUR child only. It also means that any new child support your ex-wife may get from the father of her new child is for the... Read more »
My 2 sons are now 24 & 26. Their father went to prison in 2000 for 18 years. He was court ordered to pay $120 a week when he went to prison. He now has a job, he's married, and has a new baby. I figure he owes more than $80,000 in back child support. Can I sue him for the back support? He lives in... Read more »
You don’t have to sue him. The judgment awarding support is enough.
The non custodial parent has court for non payment of child support. Do I have to be there
You should ask the person who is prosecuting the case (DOR?). Sometimes you need to be there and other times you do not.
My daughter is in college and I moved further away from her school so she is staying with her dad bc he’s closer but she still comes to me on weekends and stays with my mom one day a week. Can a judge stop child support or reduce payments bc she’s not with me full time now
Yes, with a motion based on changed circumstances, your child support will be reduced. The main thing is that your daughter's college education is being paid.
The mother lives in a different town with boyfriend than the children. One of kids lives with us and is in school. The mother smokes pot with the 2 kids she has and let's them drink.
Until there is an order modifying child support, the father is on the hook for whatever was court ordered. You need to have an attorney file a motion for modification of child support and possibly child custody based on a material and permanent change in circumstances. If you are concerned for... Read more »
No.
He is supposed to have her every other weekend but never has since we have been divorced for over 3 years. She is with me full time.
Child support is calculated according to current guidelines using the combined gross incomes of the parents. Non custodial parents have a right to see their children but they have an obligation to pay child support. I have not seen any case of an increase for child support for reduced parenting... Read more »
My ex filed for a modification for child custody / child support. We both have Joint custody me being the primary. I was served with a summons. The paper says I have 30 days to respond. How can I prolong that another 30 days and can I do it without legal representation? I am at transitional center... Read more »
You have to respond in 30 days. Just respond as best you can. You need to provide the court with an address so you can get notices. The response doesn't have to be fancy. Just file a response in plain english addressing the allegations and make sure your address is noted. It must be filed with... Read more »
This is a tough one, but I believe your now-adult children would need to sue. Child support is for the child's benefit, not the other parent, and so they would (likely) be the proper plaintiffs.
Back when my kids was 2 now 7 I file for a motion of sole custody from my kids father. And it was granted for 4 years. Our past history he shoot my mom house while I was pregnant and after having the kids he pulled out a gun on me which made me put a restraining order on him to keep him away from... Read more »
Print any texts or emails. Get copies of all police reports and convictions. Get spreadsheet from Support Enforcement showing how much child support he owes, then hire a custody lawyer if you get served.
I'm representing myself. We were given dates to choose from, they picked next week because it fit around her work schedule, I declined due to my work schedule and her lawyer then emailed me requesting my work name address and phone number to prove my work schedule.
The lawyer can request, but you do not have to provide. That said, unless it would impact your work relationship or jeopardize your job, it may be simplest to give the information. At minimum, you should provide alternative times that WILL work for you for mediation.
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