If my name isn’t on the child birth certificate and I wavie my right do I have to pay child support ?
You aren't legally obligated to pay child support unless & until a court order says otherwise. Thus, the mother would need to file a paternity...
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You aren't legally obligated to pay child support unless & until a court order says otherwise. Thus, the mother would need to file a paternity...
Sure - but then aside from saying it, if the father denies it, you'd need to prove it. Furthermore, you'd also need to ultimately prove he's...
You can file a request for a restricted license by using this form: https://www.childsupport.ny.gov/dcse/pdfs/dmvChallenge.pdf. If not granted,...
The short answer is: most likely not. Unless a child is working full-time & self-supporting, or otherwise emancipated, your support continues. ...
The statute is phrased as allowing a court to credit the payor with any prior order which has been entered. Thus, technically it doesn't matter...
It depends - if you kept a careful paper-trail documenting his violations, then perhaps. The issue may also be why you waited 2 years before...
The Court has the power to impute income to him. That said, you should keep a paper-trail and text him or e-mail him job listings encouraging him...
There are numerous factors considered in a relocation case - please checkout my legal Guide on the subject:...
Your should indeed retain an attorney. You risk the court ordering you to move back at your own expense. While he may not have a strong case for...
Most likely not, so long as he keeps the funds segregated. Usually proceeds from a personal injury lawsuit are one's separate property. Schedule...