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Kelly A. Broadbent
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This is a tough situation. I have had a situation where I represented a young...
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Henry Lebensbaum's answer
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It is a problem, and to the extent that there is no child support order, it is...
Phil A. Taylor
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Child support should be terminated by an order of the court. If DOR is...
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Henry Lebensbaum's answer
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Termination is not only age alone. If the child attends full-time school,...
Kelly A. Broadbent
Kelly A. Broadbent's answer
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The answer depends on your divorce agreement/court agreement. If you are...
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Henry Lebensbaum's answer
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I agree to a limited extent. The separation agreement should define...
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Nancy M Von Kittlitz's answer
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Parents are required to support their children, regardless of how many they...
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Henry Lebensbaum's answer
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This is a potential paternity action to which the mother of the child is...
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Henry Lebensbaum's answer
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There is no jurisdiction that will base child support on combined income. As a...
Daniel T Blake
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Your child has already gone the first six months of his or her life without...
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Kristen Mara
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You are still entitled to child support despite the fact that your ex has had a...
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Henry Lebensbaum's answer
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Your written document is basically worthless. You need to file either a...
Kelly A. Broadbent
Kelly A. Broadbent's answer
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If I understand correctly, your child is supposed to be emancipated within a...
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Henry Lebensbaum's answer
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Your information is confusing to me; can you clarify?
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Henry Lebensbaum's answer
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As long as his name was on it, DOR can take back support. You two made an...
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Phil A. Taylor
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Determining whether to go to court and seek a change in a child support order...
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Henry Lebensbaum's answer
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If you do not file for modification, you get nothing. Unless your separation...
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Phil A. Taylor
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Yes, you will be able to request child support for both children, as well as...
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Henry Lebensbaum's answer
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The short answer is yes, but you will probably require a court order.
Phil A. Taylor
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Details of why your child is not living with the mother, and is now living with...
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Christopher W. Vaughn-Martel
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I believe the answer is yes. Your 'surrender' is not effective until the child...
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Nancy M Von Kittlitz's answer
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If through a paternity proceeding it is proven who the father is, then the...
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Henry Lebensbaum's answer
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I would add that unless the person acknowledges paternity,
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Henry Lebensbaum's answer
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These are seen by the Court as 2 separate matters. You must continue to pay...
Phil A. Taylor
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The court will order you to pay child support and during that action you can...
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Henry Lebensbaum's answer
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Your question is confusing. I do not understand what you mean about your...
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Google Mass Alimony Reform and also Google "Second Wives Club" to find the news...
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Henry Lebensbaum's answer
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Great question! Once the door is open,the responding part can file a...

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