Can the state make me pay more child support if I go to work, even if I already am paying with S.S.D.?
Income has a large impact on your support obligation. When your income increases, your obligation can also be modified to reflect that increase.
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Income has a large impact on your support obligation. When your income increases, your obligation can also be modified to reflect that increase.
It sounds like you actually have enough to file for a PPO. If you need help laying out the particulars, contact a local attorney to help you out.
You cannot force someone to work. When dealing with child support, the court is looking to provide for the child as they would be with both parents...
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As my colleague stated, it's usually done off of a list or through a contract with the county. If you're worried about who you will have appointed...
My advice is to find counsel or ask for a court-appointed attorney. Judges don't often accept the "I couldn't do it, so I didn't" explanation...
I agree. It isn't too late, but you need to start looking ASAP.
He can absolutely get into trouble on this. BIG trouble. You are still a minor. He is legally an adult. That means that he has the legal...