It will be up to the judge as to what to do if both parties do not show up to court. They may request a different date or they could simply set the child support at whatever they feel is enough.
If neither parent, nor a lawyer on their behalf shows up for court, the matter will simply be dropped.
It is best to contact the court to inform them that you are dropping the case to avoid any delays in the system for other parents who are waiting to have their cases heard.
The judge will likely enter an order dismissing the complaint. If the dismissal is "with prejudice," the complaint cannot be refiled. If the dismissal is "without prejudice," the complaint can be refiled.
If you are the potential obligee, the court will likely dismiss the matter. If the court dismisses "without prejudice," you may refile. If the court dismisses "with prejudice," you will not be allowed to refile. If you are the potential obligor, the court will likely enter an order for support. As the obligor, you will not like the terms of that order.
If they have moved within the last six months, than they attend the hearing, otherwise it transfers to the residential state of the obligee.
The judge will probably dismiss the matter for want of prosecution. If the judge is sufficiently irritated, s/he will dismiss "with prejudice," which means, don't bother to refile.
Default in favor of the other parent.
nothing. there is no law that says you have to let him see the child, unless he has partial custody.
1. SHOW UP FOR THE COURT HEARING AT THE STATED DATE AND TIME ON THE PETITION. DONT BE A JERK AND IGNORE IT!!!!! YOUR CHILD IS WORTH IT 2. You helped make the child, you help support him/her. If you dont show up for the hearing, the court can file a default judgment delaring you as the father/mother (whatever your situation is). If the father shows up at court and has doubts he is given the opportunity to file a continuance and get a DNA test.
You dont need to be on child support if you have a computer.
Technically you can not beat child support unless you are sincerly unable to aford to pay or are in Prison for a national defence.
you dont! Just pay for the child!
absolutely
no you dont have to
Provided that your child's hearing loss is sensorineural and not conductive - and if it is profound it is certainly at least partially sensorineural - then no, there is no medical treatment or intervention that will correct his/her hearing loss. If your child is having a profound sensorineura hearing loss, please consider a cochlear implant to achieve the closest to normal hearing. My advice as a cochlear implant surgeon would be - dont delay, to avoid neural plasticity.
No because you dont pay tax on child support
It realy depends on what his gross income and your is.I just went to my child support hearing and it resulted for him to pay 577.00 for two children.He is currently married and has two other kids with his new wife.They will consider if he is a homeowner, childcare,insurance for your children and any medical expenses for his other children.Based on that the child support officer will determine what he needs to pay.Also if you dont agree with the officer you could req to seea judge and he will make the final ruling..Go to child support connect and calculate your child support...Good Luck :)
If the child is under 1 then you do, if they are over 18 than you dont.
Only the state can.