Employer purposely paying employee of the books so employee doesn't have to pay child support
If the employer is still paying him, but doing so in a manner to avoid the garnishment, then yes, you can sue the employer in Supreme Court. You...
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If the employer is still paying him, but doing so in a manner to avoid the garnishment, then yes, you can sue the employer in Supreme Court. You...
You would ultimately need to file an action against Support Collection Unit, which is first done by filing for a fair hearing. If you get no...
You should request a money judgment, as you can then use same to start seizing his assets. You should have the support paid thru Support...
The formula is what percentage of the retirement accrued during the marriage. If the retirement accrued throughout the entire length of the...
I respectfully disagree with the apparent sentiment expressed by my colleagues that child support is essentially enforceable "forever." It is not...
I'd respectfully disagree with my college that jurisdiction is now in Florida. If the mother still lives in New York, then New York would have...
If the DA refused, then you'll need to contact his attorney and/or consider hiring your own attorney.
If you are attempting to represent yourself (as it sounds), then that's a much better explanation for the reversal than that the Judge was...
There are no set "rules" on emancipation. I'd advise to wait until you're at least 17, however. Despite having a job, you should be aware that...
First, you can still enforce the order. Whether he'll be found guilty is a question intertwined with whether he'll get the modification. The...