Imputed Income on child support
Yes. It is not unusual or uncommon for a court to impute income or earning capacity to a non working parent when calculating child support.
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Yes. It is not unusual or uncommon for a court to impute income or earning capacity to a non working parent when calculating child support.
No, a mediator cannot have the support stopped. You have an order for support. The only way for that order to be modified is by another court...
You do not have standing to go after the unpaid support. Your mother would have to be the one to pursue the back support payments (with interest).
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You will need to file a petition for nullity. Unfortunately, you must have him served with the papers. If you do not know where he is, you can...
I don't think this circumstance will be deemed an emergency by the court. That doesn't mean you can't try. If the court doesn't see it as an...
There are circumstances in which the trial courts mistakenly apply the law to a particular marital dissolution or family law matter. Judges are...
Accord with Mr. Williams. I'd only add that instead of relying on x-wife to sign papers or agree to something, boyfriend can request a trial...
Support would be retroactive to date you filed a Request for Order for support; NOT retroactive to the date you filed your petition. Once support...
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