Bank Levy for arrears in child support
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I would encourage you to consult with an attorney and make sure to observe the corporate formalities in how you use your corporate...
It sounds like it is time for you to retain an attorney if you really want to change the ways things are at the present time. As long as your ex...
I would suggest you read the petition and any attached orders carefully and then speak with an attorney because many counties have standing orders...
I believe you are asking whether child support is paid by a parent who has actual possession of the child 50% of the time. If so, then unless the...
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You should visit with an attorney. Please review my answer to your subsequent posting. Take care, Eric Gruetzner www.ericgruetzner.com
You really need to visit with an attorney to get a good idea of what a court may or may not do in your situation. Restricting a parent to...
You clearly need to talk about this with your lawyer. Avvo is a good general information forum, but for a specific evidence question you and your...
Generally, yes.
None while he is in jail. Until he is out and working there will not be any child support being collected by the state.
If you are looking to 'make it legal' then you should retain an attorney and modify your order. You would need to determine if it would need to be...