Your current state is Virginia
also can he take him to Georgia if i am not comfortable with my son being around his new family because i havent met them and we dont have a custody agreement established
Yes. Father still has rights. No. You do not have to let him go to Georgia absent a court order to do so. No custody agreement = no obligation.
The custodial parent closed the case in May 2017, left the state of SD at that time with no notification to the court of the relocation. The non-custodial parent was incarcerated at the time the order was initiated 2016 and was not released until 2017 and immediately paroled to Omaha, NE.... Read more »
If it is a South Dakota case, the person inquiring needs to speak with an attorney licensed in South Dakota. If this was a Nebraska case, the party would likely be able to reopen enforcement of unpaid judgment established by a court order for child support.
We have child support set. But the divorce papers are asking us to refill out all that information
If you already have a child support case through the courts that case needs to be listed/identified in the divorce filings so the Court is aware of it. It generally makes the most sense for clarity and future modification needs to have both custody/parenting time and child support ordered under the... Read more »
He is 18, but my husband is paying child support until he is 20 as long as he is a full-time student. We are trying to rekindle the relationship, but so far it has gone nowhere and his mother is not helping. He is in high school for the next few months and are confident that he will finish. My... Read more »
Normally, the child support stops after high school if the child is already 18, so the support should end, but you should show your paperwork to an attorney who can give you advise. As the child is 18, he is an adult and is free to decide for himself whether he wants to have a relationship with... Read more »
My daughter is currently finishing her degree and has not worked so my husband and I will be helping her raise the child
You can charge him rent if he is living in your house but you say he has abandoned the mother. If that is the case then the mother needs to pursue child support from the father, which she can share with you for expenses.
They have been talking about wanting a baby I have done everything I can to keep them apart. But he sneaks out. If they get pregnant do I have to pay support for the baby? She will be 18 in May 2020 and he will be 18 in September 2020.
Unless she is pregnant already, the baby would be born after both are 18, and no longer minors. She would pay medical expenses for the delivery, then she can file for him to pay child support until the child reaches age 18.
I have a family who would be willing to let me live with them bc they have known the long history of her abuse, and have encouraged me to leave. I graduate from High school in 3 months, is his even realistic for me to do? Can I do this legally and how can I keep her from bothering me or trying to... Read more »
Talk to a teacher, school counselor, or other trusted adult about your situation. When you are 18, you are no longer a minor. If you leave, will you still have health insurance, car insurance, other support?
Based on your question the State of Indiana does do tax intercepts.
Current on support for my 18 year old son (turned 18 Jan 2020). What steps do I take once he graduates from High School in May 2020? Does the High School provide graduation proof? Is there anything I have to submit?
You must file to terminate. The school is not tracking who has child support orders ending. Child support enforcement is not tracking who is turning 18 and/or graduating.
I also need to know about if their breast fed when will fathers get child ?
In Indiana both parents are to have equal standing before a court when it is making determinations on child custody. The primary determining factor for custody decisions is what is in the best interests of the child.
Not unless he's 18.
I have a text message with him stating he is doing this
Is it legal for him to buy weed? Not the last time I checked, no.
What do you mean "set up another person"? Plant it on the other person, or sell it to that person? Of course not. But if the other person (the mother of his children, perhaps?) is caught with it perhaps your text message... Read more »
I read that many states do deviate from guidelines when NCP has other children to care for or other support orders (for children not on case). Does ASUME deviate or consider the other children as an expense or credit?
Hello and thank you for using Justia. Yes local law does allow crédits for other child support Court Órdenes, children under your care in addition to various other crédits.
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My PA support order originally covered both of my daughters but my eldest turned 18 in 2018, at which time she was no longer covered under PA law. Both myself and my ex, along with my youngest daughter all now reside in NY. The order was never transferred from PA to NY, but was modified in 2018... Read more »
Since you now all reside in NY, NY is the home state for all purposes and your ex can file for child support in NY to run until 21.
She just found out that I'm getting a raise soon and told me she wanted more cs. Meanwhile her new husband makes twice as much as I do.
Short answer is no.
You may want to consider contacting one of the bar associations in New Jersey (such as the Mercer County Bar Association). Depending on your specific circumstances, that organization may be able to connect you to a lawyer who offers discounted legal services.
SSDI is a credit in the calculation. You should consult with a local family law attorney who can do the calculation for you.
Of court proceedings or served with any paperwork to force supervised visits and family counseling? Only a picture of certain pages of proceedings sent to father after court date.
Many more facts are needed to answer your question. Consult a competent family law attorney in your area to review the entire case file.
He was in a coma when his daughter was 8yrs old. His daughter was then adopted out. Why are we still having to pay child support if we are not behind on any payment? What can we do?
Hire an attorney to look into this immediately.
If my ex and mother to my children, moves into her grandparents house (with her grandparents) and now has no bills other than car insurance, can I get my child support lowered? I pay $580 a month and I feel as if that is a bit much if she will no longer have any responsibilities other than food and... Read more »
Not unless you can show a 15% or more decrease in income on your part. Changes in income can be the basis for modification but changes in expenses generally are not.
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