Your ex spouse must make every attempt to have you served. However, if you have no address or have not provided it then the notice can be sent to your last known address and published in the local newspaper. That would serve as your legal notice. If you don't show up at the hearing the court can establish a child support order in your absence.
Your ex spouse must make every attempt to have you served. However, if you have no address or have not provided it then the notice can be sent to your last known address and published in the local newspaper. That would serve as your legal notice. If you don't show up at the hearing the court can establish a child support order in your absence.
Your ex spouse must make every attempt to have you served. However, if you have no address or have not provided it then the notice can be sent to your last known address and published in the local newspaper. That would serve as your legal notice. If you don't show up at the hearing the court can establish a child support order in your absence.
Your ex spouse must make every attempt to have you served. However, if you have no address or have not provided it then the notice can be sent to your last known address and published in the local newspaper. That would serve as your legal notice. If you don't show up at the hearing the court can establish a child support order in your absence.
Any competent adult may serve as executor.
A default order is entered. That's why 30% of those currently paying child support are not the fathers of the children they are supporting.
yes, they have to or they serve jailtime
Yes, but it depends on the state/county.
No. It has to be done through a state or county judicial system. In the majority of US states the state's department of child support enforcement can garnish the obligated parent's income without the need for court procedure for child support arrearages when there is already an order of support in place.
Your spouse may adopt the child but the court will have to serve notice of that proceeding to the biological father.
You need an attorney familiar with the Hague Treaty.
A person can try to talk to another about paying child support. However, until the person is in the United States, nothing can be done.
The summons will be served by the sheriff department of the county where the non custodial parent resides.
Child support papers are typically served by a process server or a sheriff's deputy. In some cases, a private individual may also be able to serve the papers depending on the jurisdiction. It is important to follow the specific rules and regulations of your jurisdiction when serving child support papers.
Apparently, you owe the State (or child support) money for something. They don't need court approval or order to collect what you owe.
Take him/her to court. Have someone or a sheriff serve him/her papers