How can I get child support payments corrected?

I agree with my colleagues. Unfortunately, you cannot just contact CSEU and get something modified or corrected. You must apply in family court...

Child support is based on gross income but doesn't factor in the expenses that were incurred to earn that income?

Speak to a qualified family law attorney in your area. many expenses are deductible - some, such as depreciation, are not. In short, your...

Can a minor be emancipated at age 22 ? Should I still be paying Child Support for him?

The Family Court Act provides support be paid until the child is 21 or otherwise emancipated. In your case the Judgment and Decree of Divorce...

My husband moved out & missed child support court. His family is hiding him. Can I summons his sister to tell in family court?

Are you suggesting the sister be subpoenaed to court and then asked, under oath, to tell the court where her brother is? The problem is she can...

Regarding Emancipation of Child Support, is it possible for child support to extend past the age of 21?

The Family Court Act provides for the payment of support until a child reaches the age of 21 or is otherwise determined to be emancipated. It is...

Child support from off the book income

He will have to complete a Statement of Net Worth. As my colleague suggests, what does his lifestyle and the money he is spending tell you about...

Will this change the support order?

If he is receiving unemployment benefits, the money he receives is income for purposes of calculating his child support obligation. If the court...

How can we use "gifts" as income in a child support case in NY and can they lower my CS based on these findings?

As my colleague suggests, yours is a complicated matter with much at stake. A site like Avvo cannot take the place of face-to-face interaction...

If you are revoked by the DMV, Probation can not give you permission to drive. You must be eligible for some sort of license before Probation can...

Conditional license after revoked

There is not. Review this with your Probation Officer or with the lawyer who represented you when you plead or went to trial.