No. Your best bet is to go to court and take it from there.
Actually, there is nothing in a name. You can change your child's name to your favorite actor's last name if you like. Relinquishing child support from the father would only take place if your new husband got permission from both you and the child's father to legally adopt your child. This would in turn mean that your ex-husband is not legally your child's father any more. Which can cause other issues. For example, in the event of your ex-husband's death, your child would not be eligible for SSI benefits because the child is not legally his anymore.
If you're in the US... Yes, child support continues--getting a GED is not an emancipating event.
The purpose of a child tracking device is to know where your child is at all times. This device can come in handy when it comes to missing children or in the event that your child might be in danger.
There shouldn't be any increase in support as a result of such an event.
Having a child is an emancipating event therefore you should not have to be responsible for that child.
Marriage is an emancipating event. Generally speaking, child support terminates upon emancipation. So, if you want/need the child support to continue, he better wait until after graduation to marry.
I live in Canada. I am an American citizen. I have a child and one on the way. My husband is abusive physically to my son. How do I leave him and come home to the U.S?============================================================================Seek legal advice here in Canada immediately.Do not attempt to scoop the child and flee for the border. You could be charged with a serious criminal offence if you do so.You would not be allowed to take the child across the border in any event without your husband's written consent.
Some other event needs to have happened besides the period of time. Many states award child support based on a percentage of income. You may need to adjust your budget and/or upgrade your job. Child support helps, but it is never enough to cover everything.
The only event that would eliminate the arrears is a court order vacating that arrearage - there is no statute of limitations on support arrearages.
The dream does not foretell any future event. The most likely explanation is that it expresses normal parental fears for the wellbeing of the child.
Yes, if the money was to be given to take care of the children and it was never paid, it is still owed to the estate of the deceased.
Yes, until the court rules otherwise. see links below.. A child support does not end because the child is a runaway,however child support is just that,it is to be used for the support of the minor child if that child is not there then you need to contact the court and find out the options available to you in your state.. Support payment will continue regardless....However There are some States in which if a child is a runaway then all the child support payments can be held in escrow by an attorney or by the court itself and are then released only when the child has been returned home...If the child does not return home then all support payments that are made will be released to that child when the child reaches age 18....check your local laws...