Kentucky Child Support Questions & Answers
Q: What are my rights and what steps do I need to take to approach this fragile situation at hand logically?
Answered on Mar 16, 2019
Make s motion to modify the agreement and for the court to appoint a therapist to address the Patental Alienation Syndrome.
Q: Just want to pay child support but can't figure out what I would pay. Ready to end the misery.
KRS 403.211 sets out the child support guidelines based on income. You can get a fairly good idea what to pay and then walk away from that poisonous situation.
Q: Revoked on felony non support diversion
Hire a criminal defense attorney and let him straighten it out for you. He can probably get you more time to pay before revocation.
Q: Could a non custodial parent get jail time for owing a large sum of child support?
If he was never served, then there can’t be a valid judgment against him. If he was served and has a valid $5,000 child support judgment against him, he can absolutely go to jail for the crime of nonsupport.
Q: My ex has legal custody, support order, kids have lived w/me. Will the state take my taxes
Depends whether that child support order requires payment through state of KY it directly to him. If payable to state, they may intercept your taxes. If the support is payable directly to him, you will probably your refund.
Q: does she have to still pay child support if the custodian will not let her even speak on the phone with her
If she is under an order to pay child support, yes she does. If there is no order, then no.
Q: google husband chases wife Hartford ky, diagnosed narcissist. He has held filed for divorce and I need representation.
Answered on Feb 2, 2019
Q: What's regulations on stopping support for your child, if the stepfather was awarded temporary custody
File s motion to terminate support in the court that ordered it, although temp cust to stepdad may not be a sufficient basis to terminate support.
Q: I have joint custody of my son and he doesn’t live with his mother anymore. What are my rights?
You may want to consult a skilled family law attorney, but the short answer is you’ll need to file a motion to modify custody in the court that established custody. If you can prove he doesn’t live with him mother, you may be able to at least obtain some degree of relief.
Q: Does my dad have to pay child support if his daughter lives with him but the mom has actual custody?
Q: My ex husband has legal custody of my child. The child now lives with me. Can I draw support for them in kentucky?
Answered on Dec 27, 2018
Yes, but you should also seek an modification of custody do you too have legal custody.
Q: father of child not on birth certificate He requested dna test When come back his will I start getting child support?
Answered on Dec 11, 2018
Q: Hello just seeking advice and have a few questions regarding child custody and father rights.
Answered on Dec 11, 2018
If he is the father, he will have the same rights as you. You two would share jointcustody. Unless he takes you to court however, to establish a visitation schedule, you don’t have to let him have her at all. He will have to pay child support and the court will decide if and when he gets overnights after taking his living arrangements any other concerns you have into consideration.
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