answered on Jan 29, 2020
Based on your question you need to notify the court and you can attempt to collect via an income withholding order from the court.
I re-filed for child support and started to receive payments at the end of December. He owes 19k per the letter from courts . The support has came straight from his check , so it has been paid weekly on time But if he files his taxes, will I get the back support owed ?
answered on Jan 29, 2020
Based on your question the state may do a tax intercept for his tax return and put it towards his arrears.
A child resides with the custodial parent for 16 years but then at 16 the child was asked to move out and move in with the noncustodial parent but neither party goes thru the courts to have support changed or modified. Both parties agreed to allow the noncustodial parent to use the child support... View More 
My sons mother is in drugs. I have called cps about it but ahe alwaya found away to get away with it. Now a year later she lost her house amd job. My son is living with me because of the living situation . i walked in her house to pick him up for a visit
She had no fridge . no food. No... View More
answered on Jan 24, 2020
Based on the information you provided in your questions you can file a motion with the court to change custody, parenting time and support.
Son is 18 has joined the national guards. He has done his basic training over the summer and now goes once a month over the weekend and gets paid from them, do I still have to pay on him till he is 19....
answered on Jan 18, 2020
You can petition the court and ask them to find that your child is emancipated (and therefore have your support obligation terminated). However, given the facts you've put forward, you may have an uphill battle on this one.
Or is it possible for the parent that has custody to waive child support
answered on Jan 16, 2020
The parties may sometimes waive a child support obligation, if both parties are in agreement on that. However, it would need to be approved by the judge.
my ex has not seen our child in 4+ year and has not carried insurance on her for 2+ years..i also have not had an address or phone for him for 3+ years..can he still claim her on his taxes..he is currently current his child support
answered on Jan 8, 2020
You're dealing with two separate sets of laws in two completely separate jurisdictions both state domestic law and federal tax law.
What does the parenting plan say? If there's a state order that he's in compliance with that allows him to take the child deductions then not... View More
We do not have joint custody. I have custody of the oldest, my ex has custody of the two younger. Where in the guidelines does it address split custody child support?
answered on Dec 24, 2019
Your situation would be addressed directly by the Indiana Child Support Calculator, which takes into account any additional child support obligations of either party. Hope that helps.
Almost weekly he is doin this and every time it's substantiated. But DCS protocol is to investigate every report that comes through. So they said unfortunately they have to do their part each time
answered on Dec 20, 2019
I think you meant that every time it's "unsubstantiated," meaning no basis was found for the charges. This is, unfortunately, something that happens from time to time. What DCS told you is generally correct, that they have a duty to investigate the charges that are lodged with them.
answered on Oct 3, 2019
If you are asking if you will be required to file a child support worksheet in cases where you share joint physical custody then the answer is most likely "yes". It is not necessarily the case that neither party pays support when they share equal time with their children. Indiana... View More
Our daughter just turned 19 on 7/24. I was not given any notice he would be stopping the support.
answered on Aug 5, 2019
Based on the information provided in your question he would have to file for emancipation with the court.
He was not originally married when the support order started.
answered on Aug 2, 2019
Based on the information in your question no he is not.
Info online says yes it does end at 19 but may be ordered to pay postsecondary school, which has already happened. Can one be forced to pay support and college expenses after age 19? I need a definite answer. I was told the law just changed a couple months ago (by an attorney) but cannot find... View More
answered on Jul 30, 2019
Based on the information provided in your question it can terminate at 19 if the child is not in college then it is converted to secondary education expenses.
answered on Jul 28, 2019
Based on the information provided in your question and your current situation no the child support is calculated at 52 weeks per year not by weeks in a month. The State of Indiana uses an online support calculator whatever number it says should be paid weekly is what should be paid.
My daughters biological father has never been involved. He has never supported her, seen her 4 times in her 2 1/2 years, did not sign the birth certificate, I have video & picture evidence of him being involved with drugs, threatening me and my fiancé, refusing to give me an address to file... View More
answered on Jun 19, 2019
Child Support and Child Custody/Visitation are two separate issues. Just because a parent is ordered to pay child support does not necessarily mean that they will also be granted custody or visitation rights. All children are entitled to receive support from both of their parents. In regards to... View More
answered on Feb 26, 2019
Child support is a statewide system, so it doesn't matter if one parent does not reside in your county. You should be filing in the county you reside in to establish child support.
I pay support to my ex-wife (she has physical custody/we have joint legal custody) but we split time with our kids equally. She also makes considerably more money than I do and is also remarried. We have been divorced for over 4 years. If so when filing with the court for this modification... View More
answered on Jan 24, 2019
You have two questions here.
Can you get child support eliminated? Only in certain situations. At age 18 if the child has not attended school in 3 months or not enrolled in school for 6 months or at age 19 which is the legal age of emancipation of child support in Indiana. Child support... View More
My ex husbands wages are currently being garnished for child support. He has my children every other weekend Saturday AM until they go to school on Monday mornings. He does not have his own home and stays at his sisters house or his fathers house when he has them and has lately been staying at... View More
answered on Jan 23, 2019
Custody and child support are two separate issues. A parent is always obligated to provide financial support to the child, regardless of whether or not they have custody of the child or even visitation rights. Obtaining full custody does not terminate child support. Child support only ends when a... View More
My son is 18 and has not attended school since graduating last May. He has a part time job and is still living with his mother. The Indiana web site states this.
The court may terminate a non-custodial parent's support obligation, with or without emancipating the child if the court... View More
answered on Jan 21, 2019
You've answered your own question. Yes, you can petition the court to terminate child support.
My last child with the custodial parent will be turning 19 on March 8th, 2019 which is 53 days from today. What is involved and how soon can I begin proceeding in ending the child support?
answered on Jan 18, 2019
Child support terminates in Indiana at age 19 unless you have a disabled child. If your support is being paid by income withholding you may need an order from the court to terminate the withholding order when your child turns 19. I recommend consulting with a family law attorney in you area to... View More
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