No. It is a misconception that the only needed is for minor emancipation is the filing of a petition in probate court and meeting the requirements established by state law. Very rarely is the act allowed and when a decree is granted it is generally under restricted conditions and subject to being rescinded at any time before the minor reaches the legal age of majority.
Not until the child is emancipated but it can also be later in some states if they haven't graduated yet. Check your child support agreement.Keep in mind that if your child is working part time that money should be used for their own day to day needs. You should not expect it to count toward your child support obligation.
The legal age in North Carolina is 18. Until a child is emancipated or the age 18, the are in custody of their parents and have to listen and live with them.
im not sure what state you are in but in a lot of states a child must be at leaste 12 years old and must be in the right state of mind to understand what is going.
At 18 years old.
It means that a noisy, disobedient child does not learn anything by doing that. If a child is obedient, knowledge will come to the child's mind because the child is at an obedient state where the child will take in any knowledge, because being obedient means you listen to everything, and listening to everything means gaining knowledge.
Yes, with the consent of the obligee (keep in mind that the State might be the obligee), and the court, which will first consider the child's best interests.
"His pessimistic state of mind prevented him from seeing the positive aspects of the situation."
A State of Mind was created in 2004.
According to the State of Georgia, unless you have taken this matter up in court to have this amended, not to pursue child support for the child the non-custodial parent is still obligated to pay child support
The duration of A State of Mind is 1.55 hours.
No, TV cannot damage the mind of a sleeping child, although if it is too loud, it might disturb the child's sleep.
The only way that comes to mind is, get him to show you that he has. The courts/state will not likely release this information to you.