If you were ordered by the Court to pay child support and you’re not paying child support, the repercussions can be serious. Paying child support is an order of the court and not following an order of the court can lead to a finding of contempt. What does that mean? […]
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Last Updated on 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
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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 expenses paid for. This issue here
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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 only add
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A lawyer can be a valuable resource for parents trying to exercise their child support rights. By law, non-custodial parents must pay child support each month. An attorney prevents a non-custodial parent from being taken advantage of financially and ensures that a custodial parent receives a sufficient amount of financial
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An important question that is asked of every family law attorney is who pays the child support during divorce? Spouses who win permanent or temporary child custody during divorce may be both excited and scared. Fear comes to the forefront when considering how they can afford raising children on a
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Going through a divorce or separation can be an emotional process. But when a child is involved, dealing with issues such as custody and child support is painful and can cause disagreements between parents. Knowing and understanding child support rights is important, but some parents become confused about their entitlement
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Although relationships end, care of children is something that lasts for many years after a divorce or separation. More often than not, one parent will be ordered to pay child support while the other parent will retain custody of the children. When disagreements arise regarding this funding, a lawyer can
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Child support is something many single parents rely on to help care for and raise their children. Considering these payments help pay for expenses such as clothing, medical bills, and school tuitions, being owed back child support can carry great consequences for both the parent, and more importantly, the child.
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Though relationships can end in the blink of an eye, child support continues for many years. When parents separate, one often ends up with custody of the children and the other is required to pay child support. Whether a child support issue arises during or after a separation, a lawyer
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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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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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