Can I get some advice on what to say to a judge when it comes to who can claim officially taxes on a child?

Federal tax law requires a parent to have the child at least 50% of the time in order to be able to claim the child as a dependent. Anyone that...

Yes, the judge will consider her lack of income. The amount can be modified multiple times and there can be retroactivity once the motion is filed....

For any issues, you can do discovery if you have a motion pending before the court to modify support. You can get information from the employer,...

Do I pay child support if my ex has full legal and physicalcustody?

Depends. Support is not based upon custody. It is based upon parenting time. They may have taken custody away from you, but if the timeshare is...

If parent with sole custody, who lost her job because of covid and her child is home from school gets evicted, is the dad Respos

You open a child support case. You can do it online. Do it today...do not hesitate. You cannot get back pay because it starts from the day you open...

My boyfriend's employer never gives out pay stubs and they're really hard to access, is this illegal?

I have changed the section to "employment" because this does not appear to be a child support issue.

He needs to see an experienced attorney. Every child deserved to be supported and the court will consider all the support that he is PAYING....

Can I bring my child to my brother (out-of-county) in order to close a cps referral??

NO! You describe mutual combat in a domestic violence situation. The last thing that you should be doing is hiding a child from CPS! They will...

Can I win if I take my ex back to court to change custody order based on these facts?

No attorney can tell you if you will "win." We cannot give predictions on outcomes of cases. Courts are not using actual timeshares due to...

If one parent owes back child support and now is unemployed - can he get child support from the other parent?

Yes. If the court determines that you owe support, then they will either have you pay (unlikely) or deduct it from his arrears.