If my fiancé and I get married, will the fact I don’t work affect his child support payments?
The only way you will be an issue if you marry is that his child support would then be calculated with him as being married for income tax purposes...
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The only way you will be an issue if you marry is that his child support would then be calculated with him as being married for income tax purposes...
You are facing many legal issues. Please contact an experienced attorney where the case is proceeding to review your file and advise you on...
There is no requirement for a specific college major in order to become an immigration lawyer or any other type of lawyer.
If there is no court order precluding such travel, as you say, you would not need your son's father's consent for this trip or need to notify him. ...
You certainly could still be a candidate to receive child support. It would depend on your incomes and the number of overnights your children...
Depending upon the language that was used in your divorce judgment, you may be able to record the judgment with the Register of Deeds in the county...
There is a continuing obligation to pay child support after a voluntary or involuntary termination of parental rights, unless otherwise ordered by...
There is no requirement that you must reside in the same school district as the other parent in order to get joint custody.
At age 16 and 17, you can provide input regarding your opinions on custody and parenting time. You cannot just choose where to live. At age 18...
Your question cannot be answered with any degree of certainty without a review of the PPO. From your rendition of the facts it sounds like the PPO...