If I have joint custody of my 2 children (ages 15&18) and they move out to live with their father, do I have to pay support?
You will have to pay child support if he has become the custodial parent and seeks child support from you.
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You will have to pay child support if he has become the custodial parent and seeks child support from you.
Absolutely not. If it is not their parenting time, she cannot pick up the child.
Unfortunately you agreed to the back child support. Logically speaking, she is your child and you have a responsibility to help support her. You...
You need need to bring the matter before a judge. It would be your best bet to consult with attorney to assist you navigate the process.
What you are asking about is actually a motion/petition to modify support. If you want to do it on your own, the court clerk has blank motion...
Child support obligations are to the custodial parent and not the child. Your mother would have to pursue the unpaid child support.
It's not clear what you are really asking. You state you can't pay but don't really want him to pay. If the order states you are to take him to see...
You should file a motion to modify with the court and advise them of the change in circumstances.
Something seems a little amiss here. I would agree with counsel and his recommendation to retain an attorney to assist you.
Your income will not be considered for child support. They are not your children and you have no obligation to provide support for them.