You have no ability to unilaterally divest yourself of your legal, moral and ethical obligation to support your child. Your only possible "out" is...

Will a contract that is signed by the mother of my child saying that I will not be liable for child support be held in court?

ABSOLUTELY NOT IN ANY JURISDICTION - such contracts violate public policy and will not be recognized by any Court in any jurisdiction in the US.

Her reasons for reopening the case - as well as any of her text messages - are irrelevant to the debt being owed and his obligation to pay it. That...

Only one parent ordered to pay child support for child in guardianship case. Can this be ordered of both parents?

in a guardianship case, the DCSS will take action against both parents for the support of the child. The obligation of each parent is determined...

Why did the child support office only send my half of back child support when it shows on payment recorder he sent more.

If you were on public assistance some of this past due child support may have been assigned to the State and they would be within their rights to...

Child support

If the ENTIRE LEGAL ACTION was dismissed, than you still may be liable for the arrears in child support but the ongoing obligation would no longer...

Can I be put on child support

If the "other guy" is on the Birth Certificate than he must have signed an acknowledgment of paternity which makes the "other guy" legally the...

Can my llc business income be counted towards my child support income

Does your LLC pay you a salary? Does your LLC make distributions to you? Does your LLC pay for expenses that you incur that are personal in nature?...

Noncustodial parent don't want to pay child support so he wants to give up rights...can I keep getting support if I fight it?

He has no ability to divest himself of his obligation to support the child. He can not "sign away his rights" and no Court will terminate his...

I been paying towards my arrears faithfully each month 400 over court order for over 2 yrs now

Unless there is/was a current child support obligation that has accrued and not been satisfied since the date of your injury, there will be no lien...