Will a custodial parent still be able to pursue child support after she didn't come to court?
She could refile for support if she still has custody of the child.
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She could refile for support if she still has custody of the child.
The first step is to hire an attorney to obtain a custody judgment.
You could petition the court for the earliest possible date, but I'm not sure how they are prioritizing hearings in Orleans Parish.
A 17 year old can move out with the parents' consent. Otherwise, emancipation would be necessary to remove the child from legal parental authority.
It is unlikely that your spouse's income will result in increased child support under the facts you've described.
It depends on whether the State obtained the child support judgment or order. The State is not obligated to modify the judgment upon your request....
Upon turning 18, she became a legal adult. You can not force her to remain in school.
Annulled judgments are judgments that are no longer valid.
If you are the one seeking to interdict someone else, you wouldn't be the "respondent."
Most people end up needing an attorney to prepare and file the legal pleadings, and to appear with them at the court hearing, but you also have the...