The reason is that in the days of slavery, slaves were considered property. They had no legal rights nor existence under the law. The owner could do anything they wanted with their slaves. They could work them to death, beat them to death, rape them and sell their children. Slaves were listed in property in tax records and wills.
The reason is that in the days of slavery, slaves were considered property. They had no legal rights nor existence under the law. The owner could do anything they wanted with their slaves. They could work them to death, beat them to death, rape them and sell their children. Slaves were listed in property in tax records and wills.
The reason is that in the days of slavery, slaves were considered property. They had no legal rights nor existence under the law. The owner could do anything they wanted with their slaves. They could work them to death, beat them to death, rape them and sell their children. Slaves were listed in property in tax records and wills.
The reason is that in the days of slavery, slaves were considered property. They had no legal rights nor existence under the law. The owner could do anything they wanted with their slaves. They could work them to death, beat them to death, rape them and sell their children. Slaves were listed in property in tax records and wills.
The reason is that in the days of slavery, slaves were considered property. They had no legal rights nor existence under the law. The owner could do anything they wanted with their slaves. They could work them to death, beat them to death, rape them and sell their children. Slaves were listed in property in tax records and wills.
No. Fathering more children will normally mean paying more support, not less.
Yes. It does not matter how many children someone has fathered, one still has to pay for child support for all his children. However, in many states, child support PER CHILD is reduced because of the number of children a parent has to support. However, the total amount paid will be higher. Also, a father does not have to pay child support if his parental rights were terminated and the child was adopted by someone else.
He would have to pay support towards every child that he has fathered no matter how many wives he has had
His parents pay for him and he pays child support for his baby.
In Maine, if the intention of child abandonment can be proven, it is prosecuted. They can be charged with a Class D crime or Class C crime.
No! Some one should not be charged if there is no evidence to support the alleged!
I had a baby by a man who is married he is in child support already? he doesn't have a job but his wife does is she liable for paying child support for his child that he fathered outside his marriage . I would like to know can how this law is applied in the State of Pennsylvania. The Courts is not aware that he is married yet
Not based on the grounds of the number of children he has fathered. Biological parents are legally responsible for the support of their children regardless of whether the child/children are born outside of a marriage. The matter of "just found out" is a bit confusing since the question implies a child support order is in affect. If the order was issued recently the court was aware of the father's circumstances and would be highly unlikely to amending the order.
Grover Cleveland and Warren Harding both were accused of fathering children outside of marriage. Cleveland was not married at the time, and there was a serious question about whether the child was his, but he agreed to pay child support. Harding was married at the time and there was not much question that he was having an affair. His supporters found the money to buy off the mother.
If there is a court order for child support they will take it directly out of his wages if he has one and he will be prosecuted for contempt of court. Prison will be waiting unless he start paying.
In general, younger children are not considered when calculating support for older children. When calculating support for younger children, support actually ordered and paid for older children is subtracted from net income.
UNICEF is probably the most well known of all children's right organizations. Organizations like Amnesty International focus on human rights, especially issues involving children.