Increase in Monthly Arrears Child Support Payments
You don't need to file your own RFO - you can ask that the payments be increased as a response to his request to decrease them.
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You don't need to file your own RFO - you can ask that the payments be increased as a response to his request to decrease them.
Yes - if he has no income, then you would owe him a very small sum of child support with the amount increasing depending on your income.
If the Stipulation Agreement was attached to or incorporated into a final Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage, then you do have to follow the...
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...only if you made what is called a "Gilmore election" - you need to review the terms of your QDRO.
If he's on SSI, then his income is very limited and he has been found to be legally disabled so proving what you allege will be difficult. I also...
The attachments expand and define the parameters of joint legal and joint physical custody. Did the court reject your proposed Judgment for lack...
Generally, you have six months to set it aside (with exceptions) and you can re-open at any time if it's for modification of support, or division...
If your incomes are substantially similar, support should even out, but remember he's taking care of the more troublesome son. He receives a 1099...
...an argument could be made that you are gambling instead of supporting your child if you are behind in your support payments. It would be...
If he was supposed to prepare the orders, and he never did, go to the self-help center at the courthouse and get their help preparing the orders...