NCP earns $125,000 a year. With one child, what is his support liability?

depends on a couple of things. How does the timeshare break down between you and your ex? What is your income level? Are there any extra daycare...

Unless there is a statute requiring a background check on all persons living with you and your child, then probably not. Especially since their...

My husband is trying to find ways of not paying child support I work two jobs he works 1. Does he have a chance

child support is based off of the respective incomes of each party, the amount of time the children spend with each parent, the amount of...

Would I be able to change our current custody agreement if my ex wife has already allowed it to change?

you would probably need to file a motion with the court, request a hearing, and put forth your evidence as to why you think the timeshare should...

Is a post marital agreement between a husband and wife that is notarized a legal document?

So long as this agreement wasn't made under duress, that you were both open and honest, that you weren't trying to defraud one another and was made...

If i move out of state with my kid do i have to have permission?

In NM at least, once a baby is born, it is presumed that both parents have joint legal custody of the child. Joint legal custody addresses major...

When holiday time falls on regularly scheduled parenting time, do I get both?

Really depends on what your parenting plan says, or other court order determining what your custody and timeshare is like. I would review any...

Joint custody

child support is usually based upon the amount of time the children stay with each parent, the respective incomes of the parties, daycare expenses,...

We entered our own Dissolution of Marriage. We are filing a Consent Decree this week. Can we add another agreed up subject?

you may word a stipulated order however you wish so long as it's not violative of any law. If you can agree to split the forgotten costs, all you...

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Assuming you live in a community property state, anything accrued or incurred during the marriage is equally yours, and equally his (50-50 split)....