Child Support

No. Child support, visitation and custody are three separate issues in court. And that also means you can not deny him to see his child if there is a court order for visitation. The child is not allowed to choose until he is 18yo. It's the parents job to make sure the court orders are followed.

If the parties and the subject matter come under the jurisdiction of the court then the court must issue a ruling on the petition.

If the parties and the subject matter come under the jurisdiction of the court then the court must issue a ruling on the petition.

If the parties and the subject matter come under the jurisdiction of the court then the court must issue a ruling on the petition.

If the parties and the subject matter come under the jurisdiction of the court then the court must issue a ruling on the petition.

Contact child support enforcement or the court that issued the child support order and make an official request to have the order terminated.

I believe it 17% for 1 child. For 2 children it is 25%.

If a parent does not provide money, communication, food, clothing, or shelter for a minor child for over 30 days it is considered child abandonment in Utah. This can lead to parental rights being terminated.

The IRS will only take what is owed. You will receive a letter from the IRS stating that your refund will be reduced and the agency to whom the obligation is owed and a number to contact the agency. You will then receive a check/direct deposit for the remaining amount.

If back child support was owed at the time of the mother's death then any payments still owed would be paid to her estate to then be distributed to her heirs.

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Hope this helps!

Yes, see links below

The state of jurisdiction that makes the decision on the modification will make the official notification to the other state.

If you can prove it was a loan he did not pay back. If you just changed your mind after many years and want your money back it wont work. Paying for our children's school is what parents do. It's a part of us raising them right and give them opportunities in life.

no

You return to the venue that issued the order and provide credible evidence that you have little or no income, or that the child is deceased or emancipated.

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what are the legal right for a father who as been court odered and proven of a DNA testing to the child

Yes, until he is 21 or becomes married.

What rights are you asking about, and why has he had no contact? In 60% of the cases, have been denied access to the children and after several attempts to get the orders enforce, finally give up trying. Don't assume you know why he has not had contact until you have spoken with him directly. If you don't wish to do that, check the court records, they are public documents and she need not know you are doing it.

Depends on the circumstances and limitations of the court. A single father with no court orders have no rights period to the child. see links

No case law yet exist in this regard, though the rates are running at 30% of the cases.

No. Unless your husband is filtering his income through you, or staying home (and not working) to take care of children you two have together, your income will never be taken into account.

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I am going through a custody dispute right now, and I asked my attorney that same question.

in order to do this there needs to be a provable valid reason why you would want to do this, such as another party wanting to adopt, financial hardship, you're not the biological parent, or abuse to name a few. it is always best to have an appointed guardian beforehand so the child has a stable environment.

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Get legal help so that it is done right--this is not a casual thing to undertake.

In general, child support is a percentage of net income (earned and/or unearned). Someone with zero income will likely not be ordered to pay support, altho the court could order him to look for work.

Go to child support enforcement and make an official request that the order be modified. However, in recent months, it has been learned the the state is not counting 8% of weekly child support deductions as paid support due to a computer glitch, so you may find you are in arrears through no fault of your own but are still held accountable.

Not arbitrarily. He or she could request the court to issue such an order, but the decision would be made by the judge hearing the case.