Child Support

Physically, yes, it's possible.

if you are paying child support and have a new spouse, their income will not count toward child support unless the two of you have your own children together.

In most states, an eighteen year old no longer needs a guardian. They are emancipated by age. You haven't mentioned the reason for a lawsuit so you can add more details on the discussion page if you wish.

In most states, an eighteen year old no longer needs a guardian. They are emancipated by age. You haven't mentioned the reason for a lawsuit so you can add more details on the discussion page if you wish.

In most states, an eighteen year old no longer needs a guardian. They are emancipated by age. You haven't mentioned the reason for a lawsuit so you can add more details on the discussion page if you wish.

In most states, an eighteen year old no longer needs a guardian. They are emancipated by age. You haven't mentioned the reason for a lawsuit so you can add more details on the discussion page if you wish.

No, you have no obligation to share your tax refund with anyone (unless of course you are married and filing jointly).

If you file jointly, file an Injured Spouse form with the IRS to recover your share of the tax refund. Contact the child support agency in the State that intercepted the refund about recovering your share of the State income tax refund.

His paying child support did NOTHING to either increase or DECREASE the tax you paid on any income you had. Nor did it change the amount he paid on any income he made.

If you worked, or had other income, and hence paid income taxes on it but overpaid your estimate (or had too much withheld) which is why you have a refund.......ask him to please pay YOU half of what it was you actually paid!

It would seem your child's father is....how does one say this ....an idiot!

Yes, however if the person is the biological parent of both children and had their rights involuntarily terminated, it may be extended to cover all children. You would need to provide more specifics for an accurate answer.

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In general, parental rights are terminated either preparatory to an adoption, or after a trial in which it is determined that the parent is unfit. In any case, termination of parental rights does not, in itself, terminate child support.

Terminating parents rights does not mean they don't have to pay for their child. If you as the grandmother is the legal guardian and have custody you have to go to court to petition for child support. If you don't have legal custody you have to get it first.

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Child support payments are usually awarded as part of a Divorce Decree in a court of law. If the minor "father" and the girl were never married, then he is morally responsible for providing proper support for the child. There is a price to pay for making whoopee ... the kids never think of that when romping in the sheets.

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No. The money isn't for the mother. The money is for supporting the child. Back child support belongs to the estate of the deceased and will eventually benefit the child. And even if the child should die, the back child support does not go away.

Yes. Child support is generally a percentage of income, earned or unearned.

But, you should agree to a reduction based on the change, registered with the court.

If the child is 18 years old.

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YES! Absolutely. If they truly are narcissistic then they are the ones that live a long and miserable life without many friends, much of a past or a future. When we get older sometimes memories are all we have. Narcissistic people have no less chance of living or dying at any given time like the rest of us. I can understand why you are angry, but please realize just how lucky you are to have this twit out of your life. A deadbeat dad is a someone I have zero tolerance for myself. When I worked up North, it was a prime place for fathers who were running away from the responsibility of helping out their ex's financially, so every couple of months I had my "red list" and when the RCMP came up, I handed it over. Of course most of these men were mad as heck at me, but I stood my ground, told them they should be ashamed of themselves and what kind of man would desert his own child(ren) and not getting along with their wives was a completely different issue. I explained to each of them that they could go through a lawyer and ask their ex's to produce the receipts that indeed all the money they sent was going directly to the child(ren.) In 3 months, 3/4 of those men came up to me and asked me to hold back 50% of their wages and send it onto their wives. Call me a rat for doing that, but hey, it's about the kids and not the adults. I'd do it all over again if I had to. Forget this guy, and know you are very strong within yourself. Realize that if you use up all your energy on anger towards him, you risk using up the good part of your life and that of your child and also, the chance to meet some really nice guy that you could have a wonderful future with. It's time for you to move on and I know you can do it. Good luck Marcy My exN has spent a total of one day with our daughter since I left him 4 months ago. He is also not paying child support and really wants nothing to do with our daughter. He has not even asked for any kind of visistation. I count myself among the lucky few as some of these N's can be very vindictive and fight like hell for custody of their children as they consider them supply. Since our daughter has been born the N has had very little to do with her and I considered him nothing more than a sperm donor and my friends called me "married single mother". My N was too in love with himself to acknowledge the wants or needs of others. ---- Aside from the above opinion, many men are forced into being dads when they are not ready for it, and have no rights to abort their responsibility for the child, during the pregnancy, or within two years after the birth, like women can. Are women who do this any less narcissistic deadbeats? On top of that, over 30% of those ordered to pay child support are not even related to, nor adopted, the child. As result of the growing reports of Paternity Fraud, 30 states have adopted laws on it in the last few years, but 20 states remain, and states like Missouri gives men just two years to lear if they are not the father of the children.

One of them is until they reach legal age.

No. Only biological parents are responsible for the support and care of their minor child/children. However, a non obligated SO or spouse might be financially affected by child support arrearages and/or obligations. That is why it is advisable for a non obligated person to keep his or her funds in a separate account.

extremely unlikely

You should contact the New Mexico child support agency, either to show them that you don't owe past-due support or to enter into a payment plan.

You can attempt the use of the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act. see link.