to the obligee it's owed to.
Yes, until a judge rules otherwise see link
It really depends on the state and what you mean by child. A child is under the age of 12. A minor is under the age of 18. Over 18 is an adult. There are different laws protecting each age group from being ejected from their home, depending on the age. If the son or daughter was over the age of 18, in many places they would legally have to be evicted.
There are a few factors in this matter. One would be if the Child lives with you or on her own. But the answer is no but by the time you have the case back in court you may not be paying anymore anyway.
Yes, until ruled on otherwise by the court, up to age 18.
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Adopted or not, she has no right to kick a minor out and she is still obligated to support you. Contact Child Protective Agency so they can take care of you if need be and investigate the home situation. If you are 18 or older however you are an adult and in most states she has the right to ask you to move out.
If the child is over 18, the parents no longer have a legal responsibility, unless there is a court order, to provide support.
A child can be bullied by a parent if they call the kid fat and then kicks them in the throat.
They need to file for custody
If a parent kicks out a minor from their home, the minor may be considered a runaway and could potentially be placed in the care of child protective services or the juvenile justice system. The parent could also face legal consequences for neglect or abandonment of their child.
Yes because the child is still an minor.
Yes. As married they both have equal right to the child. If this will lead to divorce though you should consult your lawyer.