What consequences would occur in child support court?
I disagree with these answers. Child support is a function of the obligor's (your husband's) income. Your income has nearly nothing to do with...
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I disagree with these answers. Child support is a function of the obligor's (your husband's) income. Your income has nearly nothing to do with...
I disagree with the other answer . . . a little. Support stops at 18 (or 19). After that, 513 expenses kick in for adults with disabilities. In...
Your lawyer should have dealt with this at the time of the divorce. Call your former attorney and ask to get this cleared up. If you didn't have...
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You should work with an attorney. Really, you cannot afford NOT to work with an attorney. The link below, will help.
Hire a lawyer, show up, answer questions truthfully.
The new law will apply to your case. If you start a trail in the last week of December, the current law will apply to evidence adduced in...
You should get help if you need it. Not getting help when you need it will hurt MORE than getting help. Hire a lawyer. Good luck.
The time has come to look into changing lawyers. Your attorney should be all over these communications. They should stop, immediately, with a...
You don't give enough information to answer. Here's the deal: the first child comes first -- whether or not there is a child support order in...
I would just add that I think your frustration stems from the fact that you worked with the State. They're GREAT, because they're free. They're...