Who gets the back child support when the custodial mother has passed away
It would go to the heirs of the custodial parent. You do not have a claim to it. The child only has a claim as the heir of the deceased...
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It would go to the heirs of the custodial parent. You do not have a claim to it. The child only has a claim as the heir of the deceased...
You could, but why pay $300 extra in court filing fees and submit to a background check and have a whole other lawsuit when you can just wait and...
That depends upon the agreement between he and his attorney, and how much if anything was left after the first time. It could be more.
It's not illegal. What are you driving at?
The parents should hire an attorney and file for custody. Mom can sign a waiver, or a document designating them as her choice for managing...
No, you could do it by mail or efiling if you included the proper fee, and forms. But the law is quite different between California and Texas. ...
No. He is not legally responsible for your child. He is legally responsible for the support of his own children. It sounds like you need a job...
Yes it does. But I don't think you are using the term sole custody to mean sole managing conservator--which is what I mean.
1. Be very active in their lives. 2. Live very close to where they live--in the same school district. 3. Hire a good attorney.
She is an adult when she turns 18. She can do what she wants.