Last Updated on Every state has its own requirements and formula for determining the amount of child support that one parent should be paying to the other parent. Typically, but not in all states, the parent that must pay support is referred to as the “non-custodial parent.” This would be […]
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Last Updated: December 5, 2022 You are not alone if you have child support problems. The law is confusing and the deck can often be stacked against the paying parent without a proper review of the numbers. Non-custodial parents pay child support to provide financial assistance to parents with primary
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Once custodial parents learn their child support rights, they typically wonder how much support to expect. Determination of child support payments by noncustodial parents is made at a state level. Though there are no standard calculations throughout the U.S., several general guidelines tend to be applied nationwide. A child support
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When parents decide to end their relationship, the law dictates that the non-custodial parent must pay a monthly allowance to the custodial parent. This money, referred to as child support, is intended to help cover childrearing expenses. A custodial parent may have difficulty exercising child support rights and receiving the
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When they want to know their child support rights or learn more about stage legislation regarding child support, many parents turn to the Internet, which is a good place to get a free attorney evaluation! The Web offers a wealth of child custody and support information at federal, state, and
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Last Updated on Many parents find themselves paying child support following a divorce. If these payments are not made as agreed, back child support accumulates, leaving one parent without needed cash and the other on the hook for the money. There are two sides to every story and in some
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We hear and read many stories about fathers having to pay child support. There are far fewer examples of fathers receiving child support from the other parent. Many child custody cases overlook a fathers child support rights. This can leave fathers without custody of their children or with some form
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Last updated: 10/18/2022 By law, a non-custodial parent must pay a monthly amount of money to the non-custodial parent called child support to help cover childcare expenses incurred by the custodial parent. Agreements for child support may be negotiated out of court or a court may issue an order for
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Last Updated: January 10, 2023 When couples with children divorce, the one parent is usually granted some visitation rights (parenting time) or custody but must pay the other parent some amount of child support. A family court judge makes a decision based on the welfare of the children but also
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