You can try to obtain a restraining order but so far what you have stated might not support the issuance of one. It is an all to common threat by...

Should child support payments be paid by both parents if children are put in their grand parents care.

each of you have an independent obligation to support your children. If the STATE is providing aid to the grand parents for the support of the...

Can I get my Child Support payments canceled or have the monthly payments lowered?

you cannot get the past due support "canceled" - if all the past due support belongs to the County you may be able to compromise the arrears....

Is It lawful right after i get visitation rights she throws me on child support

She had an absolute right to seek child support from you no matter what your visitation is or has been in the past. The fact that she elected to do...

Placing a lien on ex-husband's property for failure to pay child-support in arrears...

Why do this yourself when there is a state agency that will do this for you [for free] in addition to taking other positive steps to collect on...

How does the court recalculate child support when there is change in income? Is it based on current income or averaged over time

Usually, the Court will use your income over the last 12 months. However, in a situation where it is clear that to do so does not accurately...

How do I terminate my parental rights to a child that I have never met and am currently paying support for?

While you may be able to terminate your rights [depends on where the Mother lives] you will not be able to unilaterally terminate your obligations...

Can i sue my father for owed child support?

the right to the past due child support belongs to your mother, not to you. If she has not done so, she could open a case with HER local department...

if you were never married then there is no obligation for SPOUSAL SUPPORT. However, there is an obligation for child support and the right to...

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How much child support would I have to pay

the short/easy answer is 37.5% of your net disposable income. For a more precise answer you will need to run a guideline calculation and input the...