Yes, but you need to be the child's legal guardian. I am raising my two grandkids. Their mother does not live in my house. I collect child support from my ex son-in-law for his and my daughters 2 children. I went to the Department of Human Services with a copy of my custody paper and they set it up so that I get the support payments from him. My daughter however, does not pay support to us. I think the state is just now going after her for support. But, yes it can be done. Check with your local Department of Human Services, or whatever the equivalent is in your area. Good luck.
There are many nationwide support groups for single parents, such as: single parents in college/university, single parents looking for companionship and help of other single parents, those in need for financial advice/help, single parents seeking to adopt a child, and also young single parents. Here is an article about single mothers support group: http://www.basearticles.com/Art/260379/127/Single-Mothers-Support-Groups.html
Parenting support groups can help you share experiences and hear other parents tips and tricks to raising children.
Yes, both parents are still responsible for the raising of the child. yup its called "common marriage"
The motto of Students Offering Support is 'Raising Marks. Raising Money. Raising Roofs.'.
the parents both pay child support, but only 7 out of 1000 mothers ever do.
Both parents
Lydia Rogers-Scoon has written: 'Child support for custodial mothers and fathers' -- subject(s): Statistics, Parents, Child support, Custodials
No, both biological parents are obligated to care for their child. However, it depends on the circumstances and the court orders in the case.
Having the support of an extended family can help parents through many of the tougher times with child raising
No, she is still a child. The parents are still responsible for her.
No and neither are the mothers who also have to support them. You don't have to be emancipated to get a job. In some cases if the father can not pay, the mother can petition the court for his parents to pay in his place until he is 18.
The child support is to "support the child"...figure it out.