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Can a IDO apply to two different employers at the same time?
answered on Feb 26, 2021
Yes, if the part time job led to a change in income it can be included in a modification. You will need to report income from all sources.
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answered on Feb 25, 2021
Yes. In a modification.
He dropped out of school at 17 he will be 20 years old in August of this year (2021) I'm still paying child support. No he is not in college and he does have a job.
answered on Feb 22, 2021
It’s unlikely that you will get money back. You can, however, take steps to get it stopped right now so you don’t pay any longer.
My husband has spent the last 2 years living separately from me at a rehab facility that is faith based. He lives and breathes this place, however some situations have occurred and the lack of structure, control and a system in general to confirm the sobriety of these individuals, their criminal... View More 
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answered on Feb 19, 2021
I'm not sure what your actual question is. Is it will he be able to take the child to his facility outings? If so, it depends on if it is an appropriate environment for the child, and it sounds as if it is not.
It’s convenient for her. I’m not allowed to get him unless she’s with us. What do I need to do. Paying child support in Alabama. Child lives in Alabama I live in Georgia
answered on Feb 16, 2021
Where you married to the mother or have you legitimized the child? If the answer is no to both then you have to legal rights to the child and she can do that. In that case, you will need to legitimize the child. Once you do that you will be able to seek a custody arrangement that will give you the... View More
My kids’ dad found out he had an 11yr old son 2 years ago. He was told that he was not the father at first. That someone else was and he even has the other guys name. February 2019 was when he found out the truth. He is now 13 and he’s been giving his mother money since then. He also gives her... View More
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answered on Feb 7, 2021
He will not have to pay "back" child support but the mother can ask for expenses of child rearing until there is an Order in place for child support. We would be happy to assist in getting the case situated to minimize his exposure. More importantly, we need to get his child legitimized... View More
We are currently separated, will I be responsible for the child
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answered on Jan 31, 2021
She does not need your consent to divorce. If you do not adopt the child, it will not be your responsibility. Make sure you represented in the divorce so the paperwork is clear.
i have lived with my mom since my parents got divorced. i have thought about running away so many times. she always yells at me and is always super mean to me and my brother. im 14, and my brother is 10. we both want to live with our dad. but he is really far behind in child support.
answered on Jan 27, 2021
I’m sorry to that you are not happy at home with your mom. At 14 you can’t just run away and decide where to live. Your dad could consult with an attorney to see if there are options for him to get primary custody. Try talking to your mom about the problems and see if it helps.
So if I’m using my vehicle and phones for work, would that still be used as a “personal expense”?
answered on Jan 26, 2021
There are numerous factors that go into determining child support. Owning a business isn’t going to necessarily hurt or help you, it all depends on the factors when child support is determined. You income and expenses will be considered whether you own a business or work for someone who does.
I started a small solar construction business with just me and one other employee. Can the business income be used against me for child support?
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answered on Jan 26, 2021
It's possible. Some people hide income in the business in various ways. For example, using the business account for personal expenses or paying a lower salary intentionally to suppress income. If you don't already, get a CPA to audit your books and verify your income.
My niece is 13 years old she has been living with me 4 years now. Her parents moved out of state without her. She wants to see a therapist because she is depressed. They won't give me a paper stating that I can get her medical attention. I can take her to all other doctors appointments except... View More
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answered on Jan 25, 2021
Contact an attorney about filing for emergency custody or a depravation case in juvenile court.
what is the law when it comes to my situation with child support
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answered on Jan 23, 2021
No.
*Assets earned or obtained during the non-custodial parents new marriage. This is in regards to a contempt case being brought upon the custodial parent for denial of visitation with the expectation that she will retaliate by asking for more money( in the state of georgia)
answered on Jan 19, 2021
The ex spouse’s rights regarding any assets from the divorce should be already spelled out in the divorce decree. But once the court divided up the assets and property in the divorce, that’s it. After a divorce is finalized the court cannot re-determine a division of assets and property.... View More
Im just tring to understand what this means and do i have to worry about it in my case i emailed my lawyer office but of course no response
answered on Jan 18, 2021
A Georgia attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks and time is usually of the essence in responding to motions and pleadings. What you describe sounds like it could possibly be something problematic - but still needs more information. As a GENERAL matter in ANY... View More
I haven't received a payment since August. My ex received both stimulus checks. When I ask for an update they say no updates and they will reach out to the other state
answered on Jan 17, 2021
If your ex is behind in his court-ordered child support or alimony payments, you will need to file a contempt action against him in the Court that issued the order. It is not clear who you are referring to by stating "they say no updates." If you are referring to child support services,... View More
She has lived with me 4 years now because her parents were homeless. They moved to a different state and they took their 6 year old son but they left her here with me. She is very depressed and she asked for help with this so the doctor sent a referral for a therapist we went to the first... View More
answered on Jan 17, 2021
If her parents are objecting to officially giving you custody of your niece, you should consider talking to them about getting temporary guardianship of your niece so that you can obtain the necessary medical and therapy treatments for her. They should be willing to agree to this since... View More
updated? Do I have to wait exactly 2yrs from the date of the child support(GA court order) order? Also how is proof of income determine if the CP lives out of state?
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answered on Jan 17, 2021
The office of child support services only reviews once every THREE years. If you want to have it revised in two years you will have to go through a private attorney. Contact our office to schedule a consultation. We would be happy to help.
answered on Jan 11, 2021
We would need to know where you are in regard to the process in order to provide you with guidance. Is this your first time addressing child support, are you being called back in, etc.? It’s always a good idea to work with an attorney.
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answered on Jan 1, 2021
The arrears must be paid in order for the license to be reinstated.
answered on Dec 31, 2020
We would need more information to determine why you may have been provided two checks.
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