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Child support and 21 ( Clarification)
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Answered on November 01, 2010
The question turns on why child support is being paid. If it's by settlement agreement, then the terms of the agreement control. If it's a court...
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How likely would it be in NY for a judge to terminate parental rights of biological father due to long-term incarceration?
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Answered on November 01, 2010
Not very likely.
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Conditional GC and inevitable divorce - extreme cruelty, emotional, or financial abuse from spouse.
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Answered on November 01, 2010
If you don't have documentary proof or recordings then you would present evidence through testimony.
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New York child support and 21
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Answered on November 01, 2010
Your question is unclear - deduct what amount?
If emancipation is undefined in your agreement then the options are to petition the local family...
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When does Child Support stop in New York State ?
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Answered on November 01, 2010
No.
The non custodial parent pays until 21, or 22 if the child is in college, unless there is an agreement that says something else.
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Child support and College
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Answered on November 01, 2010
Yes, support is still paid while the children are in college. But there are deductions, such as amounts paid by the non custodial parent for room...
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HELLO MY QUESTION AND I'M TRYING TO DO APRIVATE ADPOTION FOR MY CHILDREN ?
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Answered on November 01, 2010
Because it's his child.
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How to stop a divorce lawyer from strrchting out case to increase fees?
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Answered on November 01, 2010
If you're not comfortable with what your lawyer is doing you should have a direct conversation with the lawyer, and then, if you're still not...
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I want to get an uncontested divorce without a lawyer.My wife still lives in Florida,but I have moved up to Syracuse,ny
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Answered on November 01, 2010
Yes, if you want to.
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One digit from my social security # is missing on my final judgement of divorce. Does this matter? How do I get it corrected?
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Answered on November 01, 2010
No, it doesn't matter. If, for some reason, it's important to you to have it corrected you can submit an amended document to the Court.
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