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How Often Does Child Support Go Unpaid
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How Often Does Child Support Go Unpaid?

Reports Show Billions in Child Support Goes Unpaid The United States Census Bureau recently reported startling statistics revolving around the payment of child support. This report focused mainly on child support that is supposed to be paid from non-custodial parents and included...
Posted On 23 Feb 2017
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Children of Divorced Parents—Can Bring Lawsuits for College
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Children of Dissolved Marriages May Be Able to Sue for College Expenses

In most states, the family court system generally assumes that children’s parents will adequately represent those children’s best interests. With that being said, some states do allow children over the age of 18 to sue their parents in order to have their college education...
Posted On 12 Aug 2016
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Paying Child Support
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How Do I Know if My Child Support is Fair?

How Much Child Support Should You Be Getting When a couple is ending their marriage and going through the divorce process, it can be a very difficult and emotional time. When children are involved and custody agreements and child support payments need to be worked out, it can...
Posted On 21 Jul 2016
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Information About Child Support Income
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Child Support: What Is Considered Income?

When it comes to ordering child support payments, much of what non-custodial parents are ordered to pay is based on their income. Depending on the state in which the case is taking place, income in terms of child support can have a slightly different definition than what we...
Posted On 30 Jun 2016
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father’s rights to child support
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Are Divorcing Fathers Entitled To Child Support Payments?

When men consider divorce, they can almost hear the money flying out of their bank accounts for alimony payments. Married men with children sometimes decide to remain married simply because they think they cannot afford the spousal and child support payments that are likely to...
Posted On 18 May 2016
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How Do I Lower My Child Support?

Tips on Modifying Your Child Support Order When an agreed upon or court ordered child support arrangement becomes impossible, due to a loss of income, change in marital status, or serious injury that prevents parent from working, it is possible for them to call for a change in...
Posted On 08 Sep 2015
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Can I Get Child Support from My Wife?

Fathers who win custody in divorce look forward to spending quality time with their children regularly. However, many are not so thrilled once they discover how much child rearing costs. As a single parent, a father has no one to share grocery, medical, and other child rearing...
Posted On 15 Jan 2015
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Child Support Rights for Divorcing Fathers

When parents begin going through a divorce, the top concern in their minds is the welfare of the children involved. Since courts most traditionally side with the mother in custody cases, fathers often worry about not being able to see the children as much as they would like. But...
Posted On 10 Jan 2015
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Which Parent Pays Child Support After Divorce?

Child support is a payment designated for childcare following a divorce. The parent who does not receive child custody during divorce is usually the one who makes child support payments. However, even when parents receive joint custody in divorce, one may have to pay child...
Posted On 22 Dec 2014
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Steps for Protesting Claims of Overdue Child Support

If the custodial parent of a child is falsely claiming that you owe back child support, take action before the situation escalates. If a court believes that the claim is true, it can garnish wages, place a lien on income tax refunds, or even revoke a driver license. To develop...
Posted On 24 Nov 2014
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