When the obligor parent is a minor and cannot pay. This is the case with a 12 year old Ohio boy who got a 19 year old pregnant. While she served time in jail, he or his parents must pay $50 a month in child support to the maternal grandparents who are caring for the child.
Depends on the consenting age for the state.
Here in CA he would not be required to pay anything until he was 18, at which point child support would become active.
Depending on the age of the mother, she could be brought up on rape charges though, for having sex with a minor.
If the minor father can not pay, the mother can petition for that his parents pay. So it would be them she would go after. But if you are in their place (if they are deceased etc) it would be you that might have to pay in his place. It depends on the law where you live and what the judge says.
No, they are not legally obligated to support their son's child.
If a father's name is on the birth certificate that does not make him a legal guardian, it makes him a father. The two are technically different. In this state a father can have guardianship without establishing it. A father can be forced to pay child support while a guardian can not.
You can close it whenever you want but it is only with a court order he can be forced to pay. This is up to you. You can always open it again if he does not contribute.
yes, bc your in there care. the governments care therefore they can.
They didn't support the New England Way, therefore they were forced to leave.
In this day and age of child abuse complaints, it is recommended that the court assigning custody to the dad be notified and/or a police report be filed prior to the court notification of the runaway female. There, the dad will find out what the cause of the daughter leaving the confines of custody without serious implications to him will be revealed. Let the cops pick her up, not the dad.
The only way a mother can be forced to pay child support in any state, is if she does not have primary custody of the child. If the child or children live primarily with the father, then the mother can be made to pay child support.
yes.
The sole custody don't have nothing to do with the visitarion right for the father . The father if love his own children will do the visit like parenting plan stablish But if the father don't want to see his kid you can not forced him to love them and be in his children life. No shoes fit even to forced to fit. Let Him decide it if he want the kid on their life. good luck to you
A father who does not have legal custody of his children cannot be forced to take care of those children while the mother, who has custody, is on vacation. And really, it would not be good for the children to be left with the father if that father actually didn't want to take care of them, but was forced to do so by some form of legal coercion. Children should be cared for by someone who actually wants to care for them. They will get much better care that way.
Child support payments depend on many issues such as who has custody, local area laws, court judgement, personal agreements, you should really see a lawyer concerning this matter - the age of conception is not necessarily an issue at this point. If he is the custodial Parent her parents may have to offer support for the child if the 15 year old is not working.
Only if his paternity of the previous children is established.
Yes, retroactive up to 18 years.
Unfortunately, yes. see links below
Child support and child visitation are separate matters. Dropping one does not automatically mean that the other is also dropped.
No. Unless he gets custody of the child and you want to be around it for your own good. Why would you even think that sweetie?
If your child doesn't want to see the father then the courts can not force them.
Because her father, Zeus, forced her to.