Child Support

It affects your credit in the same manner as any debt brought into the marriage. see related links

No, both are exempt from garnishment by a judgment creditor . Please note, the judgment debtor must claim the allowed exemptions they are not automatically granted by the court.

Confronting them directly will only cause them to dig in and defend their position. The things that are taught to us as a child by our parents are our most valued possessions. There are only two ways to break them of the pattern:

a) Experiences. If a person has enough negative experiences, they will begin to question their beliefs.

b) Examples. If a person is shown examples of how their behaviour has negitively affected others, they may come to see the error of their ways.

In either case, the person has to be willing to change. Some people are so fixed in their positions that they can not change. It's a boiled frog effect. It takes a sudden and massive event (like divorce) to save them from themselves.

YES! Go to your local court and begin action now. Search to see if you mother did do anything at all. Paperwork may have already been started years ago. The Clerk will find the information for you. They cannot give you legal advice just give you the paperwork. The Friend of the court will deal with your case. I would first seek an attorney in this area and use the contingent fee process. Meaning, the attorney will get a 3rd of what you get in the end. This is the best way to go. Sometimes you may have to pay hourly. Get an experienced lawyer over 5 years in practice in Child support payments. You need someone who will know exactly what to do. Many lawyers will take a case and research the law and then act. Keep that information to yourself. It may be possible if the state does not have SOL pertaining to child support. Attorneys will not accept this type of a case on a contingency basis unlike personal injury suits, there is little guarantee such a lawsuit would be successful. If the mother received any state assistance concerning the child(ren) it is highly likely that any monies recovered would belong to state rather than the adult child, even if the child paid all legal expenses. Such action contains many veritables and will be a complicated and lengthy and expensive process with no guarantees as to the outcome. A "friend of the court" or a Guardian Ad Litem, is a legal representative appointed by the court to represent a minor or an adult who has been declared legally incompetent, it would not apply in a case such as the one cited.

Yes. They need only certify that a specific amount of support is due or past-due.

The NYC Child Support Website offers information on non-custodial parent services, support enforcement, payment services and curricular activities. The website is hosted by the ODTA governmental Internet domain.

You can be held responsible for back child support. You may not be required to pay future support because the child is of age. Any support will have to be court ordered so consulting an attorney would be wise.

It won't benefit the father. Paternity can be established through a court ordered DNA test.

It won't benefit the father. Paternity can be established through a court ordered DNA test.

It won't benefit the father. Paternity can be established through a court ordered DNA test.

It won't benefit the father. Paternity can be established through a court ordered DNA test.

Not if the 17yo has moved out with parental permission since then she has a home and the parents are still obligated to pay for her. If you are emancipated by the court you also have to be able to take care of yourself or the emancipation can be revoked. So it doesn't look good.

No. Public assistance is paid from public funds. Child support is paid by individual obligors.

No, it is not considered income.

No. His parent might be required to continue only if he is attending school. A person with a full time job is an adult.

The non-custodial parent will be required to pay child support.

The non-custodial parent will be required to pay child support.

The non-custodial parent will be required to pay child support.

The non-custodial parent will be required to pay child support.

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NO THIS IS NOT LEGAL. The mother is suppose to report that to the child support agency. Whenever the child moves out of the home and into another, it needs to be reported. And because the child is living with the boyfriend, the circumstance is even that much more difficult. In this case, i would clasify the girl as being emancipated. But, just to let you know the child support agency does not retro the payments. So all the payments dad made to mom, dad will not get it back.Hope this helps!?

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From the sources that I was able to find up to date as of 2008, the regulations for California follow the Federal Standards, which mandate the child be 17 or younger.

you can motion the court for a re vamp of the parenting agreement /visitation...they will send you both to mediaition and if that doesn't work then you get a GAL (Guadian ad Lietum) for the child all costs incurred by both of you if you petition the court for it to be split....but you will both have to appear and the other person will be notified that is just how it works...call your local child support agency they will help

iN vIRGINIA, THE BABY BORN TO A MARRIAGE IS CONSIDERED THE HUSBAND'S CHILD, SO IF THE REAL FATHER WANTS THE BABY , IT IS UP TO THE HUSBAND AND THE COURT. aS FOR COLLECTING CHILD SUPPORT FROM THE HUSBAND, i ASSUME HE IS NOT LIVING WITH THE MOTHER, THERE IS SOMETHING KNOWN AS DNA TESTING THAT THE JUDGE WILL USE.

No. The parent is still the parent and responsible for the child abandoned or not. The child support payments will just keep adding up until the person is found.

No, the two are not connected, and of the two, denial of visitation does far more damage to the child, and presents dangers to society. see related links

nope

Only a death benefit compensation is the death is work related.

they dont talk that good

If the father is unknown, you can't file for support.