Non custodial parent disabled; are they required to pay child support?
It’s possible for a disabled parent to be ordered to pay child support, yes.
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It’s possible for a disabled parent to be ordered to pay child support, yes.
Given the amount of arrears compared to the ongoing obligation, it seems like the order was established quite awhile ago. If so, this makes it more...
Unfortunately, I don't see any legal basis for you to receive any refund. You'd first have to prove the existence and enforceability of a contract....
If you were ordered to reimburse a share of travel expenses, you are likely obligated to do so despite the move or other changes. When there are...
No, you can't. While there are institutional inefficiencies in how DCS operates, its paramount responsibility is to investigate all claims of child...
It’s unlikely. Refusing to take a polygraph isn’t an admission of “guilt” in any sense. Polygraphs typically aren’t admissible evidence because...
If he’s not complying with the order, you can file to enforce it.
Having a card isn’t a basis to oppose testing. It does mean the court can’t make any negative inferences from the card, but your consumption still...
The specific details here determine the answer. If you're asking whether you have to be served the petition, the answer is yes. But it's not clear...
Your boyfriend should prepare to defend against the allegations which essentially are, if I am understanding you correctly, that the child is...