Custody where I'm domicile and primary caretaker, and it's 50/50.
answered on Nov 5, 2021
Based on your post you have a judgment and one would have to read the judgment to make final conclusions and statements, however my assumption is that it's based on your have shared custody and that the child(ren) are with each parent 50% of the time. That said, you should take a copy of the... View More 
answered on Oct 14, 2021
Google child support lawyer in that parish and look for someone with 10 years of experience.
I am $16,800 in arrears on my child support but last year was found to be disabled and now receive Supplemental Social security benefits and it's my only source of income. How much if any can be garnished for my child support obligation? I receive a total of $794
Never married. Child’s father lives in different state. Does not help financially so I’m filing for child support. If I file will he have visitation rights in his state? He’s the non custodial parent , will I have to file for full custody of our child even considering he barely sees the child... View More
He says he is going to send the checks directly to her and not to me anymore because she will be 18. But she will still be under my roof and under my care exclusively (she has been living with only me for 5 years).
answered on Aug 16, 2021
He has to send the check to you UNTIL SHE GRADUATES OR TURNS 18 WHICHEVER COMES LAST, but not later than 19 and not if he can prove she doesn't live with you.
my spouse and I want to divorce
answered on Aug 14, 2021
Hire a divorce lawyer who can also file a restraining order.
My ex was court ordered in 2009 to pay child support, he did for a while but hasn't in 5 or 6 years. I got married in 2014 and file taxes as married filing jointly. I need to file a judgment on my ex for not paying child support but wanted to know if my husband's income will be included... View More
answered on Jul 22, 2021
Contact the district attorney for your parish to file for contempt. If he hasn't paid in 6 years, you have 4 more years to do this. After that you start to lose money.
Ncp claims to have child by his family members wife that he pays non court ordered support for.
He is also married to another woman with no minor kids between them.
Will this child be considered in our support case if he is able to provide a DNA test and bank transfers?
answered on Jul 16, 2021
Preexisting support obligation will reduce his gross income for child suppoet purposes. Wife will not.
i am a resident of Louisiana and so was my ex husband me and my ex husband got a divorce due to him cheating it was filed in January and granted in march i was also informed that me ex husband was expecting a new child with the female that he cheated on me with and is in a relationship with they... View More
I sent his father screenshots of the total and gave a list of the things bought. Shouldn’t this be sufficient as I am not asking for the full amount? I ordered the supplies on line so it would be easier but he is demanding an itemized receipt which I have no way of printing for him. I understand... View More
answered on Jun 30, 2021
If you ordered the school supplies on line, you can just forward a copy of the order to him
answered on Jun 29, 2021
You will absolutely not be reimbursed. You need a lawyer to immediately stop the garnishment.
I am 25 years old disabled & live with my aunt who has Guardianship of me since 6 years old and is my representative payee for Social Security, recently my dad started paying his arrears for child support payments after 15 years and has let me know. however my biological mother is receiving... View More
answered on Jun 26, 2021
Your Aunt needs to hire lawyer to file a change of recipient motion based on custody.
I’ve been paying child support for my 2 children, ages 18 and 21, which one is special needs. My special needs son has recently passed away and my 18 yr old is still in school and working. Am I still obligated to pay the full amount till she is 19 or does my child support automatically reduce to... View More
answered on Jun 19, 2021
Nothing is automatic. Call a child support lawyer to do a recalculation and reduction.
i'm 25 years old I am disabled and my dad has been in arrears for a while he finally filed taxes after 3 years & notified me that I should be getting a lump sum payment. Is my Biological mother entitled to the funds even though I never lived with her & someone else raised me and is my... View More
answered on Jun 16, 2021
Whoever had LEGAL custody of you will get the lump sum.
I'm 29. Never lived with either of my parents, basically. They are taking money out of my mom's unemployment and from her last two employers. She signed his off years ago and he was SUPPOSED to do the same when he got out of jail but didn't. Is there a way i can receive that money... View More
answered on Jun 8, 2021
If the child support is just to pay the state back for your medicaid premium for 18 years, then no, you can't stop it or get it.
If the child support goes to your Dad for arrears, then no you can't stop it or get it. If the child support goes to your Dad for ongoing child... View More
Consent Judment signed and agreed upon in 2019. Divorced finalized 2020
answered on Jun 6, 2021
Yes, if it would result in at least a 25% increase in child support. Call a child support lawyer to run the calculations for you,
answered on May 18, 2021
No. Why didn't you have your attorney file to terminate the child support?
July 2014-Dec 2019 at $711 a month. ($46,926 in arrears) The state now is garnishing his paycheck for his current monthly amount though how do I get the arrears owed? He has 4 daughters w/ 4 different mothers. The oldest has aged out since the child support was finalized by judge in 2012. He is... View More
answered on May 18, 2021
You need to get an executory judgment for the full amount of arrears. Then file that against him with the Clerk of Court as a personal lien. Then renew it every 10 years. Your attorney can also do a judgment debtor rule.
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