If custodial parent moves to different states, do child support guidelines change?
I am the custodial parent and I moved from Indiana to Mississippi. According to my original papers It states that I have to follow the guidelines set up in Indiana no matter where moved to. That Indiana rules applies to all of my child support and visitation guidelines. So unless your papers stated something different than mine then you would have to follow the same rules as you had orginially. I am not sure if you could go back to court in the new state and have them changed. You could contact the child support department of your court that set up your child support payments before you move they would more than likely give you the legal details. I also suggest you contact the attorney that handled your case if you had one. That attorney is the attorney of record they have a legal obligation to give you advice on the matter since they in the eyes of the court are your attorney on record. hope that helps. But each case has special guidelines and special circumstances. I would go threw your papers.
In Texas, if a custodial parent passes away, what does the non-custodial parent do to get custody?
Honestly, generally it’s you mostly go get your kid. I can’t say without looking at your particular order but mostly only parents are appointed what are “conservators” under Texas law. Generally one conservator dies and the other conservator should not need to do anything.One tip though - don’t mess around. Anyone having physical possession of a child for more than 6 months gets standing to file a suit to become a conservator.
How will a custodial parent keeping a child from the non custodial parent affect custody arrangements?
Know up front that I am not a father’s rights advocate. I am not a divorced father (I am a father and a divorce lawyer who represents both men and women without discriminating between the two). While father’s rights advocates have many valid arguments, they come across as so overwhelmingly strident, bitter, and misogynistic in far too many instances that they do their cause more harm than good. That stated:In principle: it should affect the child custody arrangements (award) by the court taking a dim view of the other parent’s infringement of your parental rights and the alienation of the child from his/her parent. It should result in the court finding that the other parent places his/her self-interest above the best interest of the child(ren). It should result in the court issuing orders that protect the child from the other parent’s deleterious actions. It should, if circumstances dictate, result in the court monitoring, supervising, and/or curtailing that parent’s contact with the child temporarily or permanently, depending upon the circumstances.In actual practice: unless 1) you can either lie so persuasively as to overwhelm the lies being told about you, to the point that you have the court eating out of your hand (and please don’t do that (Mark 8:36)); or 2) you have boatloads of politically correct, irrefutable, undeniable, unavoidable, and unmistakable evidence (and it helps if you are not the father—see the supposedly abrogated “tender years doctrine/presumption”), then the other parent’s interference will probably be acknowledged by the court with a facile (unsupported) conclusion that both parents are engaging in the same kind of behavior, followed by an admonition that the parents “get along for the sake of the child” (as if you can cause both parents to get along by sheer force of your individual will or martyrdom) and an award of primary physical custody to the parent who tells the best story (it helps if that parent is also the mother) and/or whose spirit is last/least likely to be broken by the legal process.
How can a non custodial parent get custody?
You would have to go to court at your local Family Courthouse, I don't think you need an attorney, I never did and I've got custody of my two daughters, it helps if the custodial parent is a POS as in my case. However every courthouse has a Family Law Facilitator that will help you thru the process that's why I don't think you need an atty, you fill out the forms by hand, they check it for you, then computer generate it for you, then you file it with the clerk. It's fairly simple, cut and dry.
Where to go to file for child support in Newark NJ?
without reading ur story if the father gives u money thinking of the well being of his child and gives it without asking for help he's worth working with out of court. if he refuses to help when u know he can or uses it to punish u for whatever reason i suggest taking a visit to DA.s office and open a case on him. i thought it would be better if i settled out of court but i ended up stealing food to feed my kids when the jerk didn't care when he had more than enough to spare. he thinks out of sight out of mind. i both person responsible for concieving a child are equally responsible for what ever is needed. NO MATTER WHAT! its the the chidren that it effects the most. the caretaker should see that the children suffer the least as possible. both parents are also equally important to them so respect ur children and keep an civialized relationship with respect for one another for the rest of ur lives. should u have reason to hate one another then when the child isn't anywhere around is the only time u should express any anger or negativity for eachother. hate is one the biggest reason's why theres alot of uglyness in the world. u practice love and respect the'll love and respect u practice negativity in any form it creates horrible destructive people. i believe its the best way to make a better world.
When does child support end?
I found this on line by just using search engine-child support , Conn. Good luck. sounds like you don't pay unless you agreed to in the divorce Prior to October 1, 2002: The court has no authority to order child support past the age of 19. If the parties provide for post-majority support (i.e. college expenses) in their written separation agreement, the court will enforce that agreement. For orders entered after October 1, 2001, Judges have the authority to modify post-majority support agreements like any other order of child support. After October 1, 2002: The new law, "Educational Support Orders." Conn
In the UK, if a child's parents die, what is the chain of custody?
I think what you mean is the chain of Guardianship. In England Custody is no just confined to Criminal Law buy has a Civil Meaning too. In the civil contexts to custody (guard) the child. Much as a Prison or Police Officer is Guarding a would criminal to prevent them from causing an issue with the public. So the terms are inter-changeable.In the USA to “Fight for custody of the child, means the Court approval for your as one of the other parent, to have the child live with them.In the UK, the Court will always move in favour of the best interests of the child. What the parents get up to is an aside. The Judge will assess who is in the best position to meet the child needs, and particularly with small children consistency of that care.Very often if the Grand parents are alive then often they will not need to go to Court just take over where the late parents left off, although they will have to notify the authorities that they are now the carer of the child. Also it would have to be shown that the Grand-parents are able to care for the child, not just financially but physically as well.If the Grand-parents are no longer alive, then usually an aunt or uncle, or other close relation may apply to the Court to take Custody of the child, i.e. Guardianship. Should their be no family left to look after the child, usually they are placed in to care homes some of which are charities, but some Government run (in the UK).Alternatively the child may be placed on the adoption register and couples who want to adopt fro whichever reason, can apply to adopt that child(ren). In the mean time the child will be placed with foster parents or care homes and the Courts like to keep the children of the family together if they can.
Am I responsible for my husband's child support obligation?
First, unless ruled on by a judge, there is no such thing as a surplus of support paid. The computers that process the payments see any overpayment as a gift, and not a balancing of the books. http://squidoo.com/ChildSupportPayrollDe... As for you paying it, that is up to you, but what your husband needs to do is to go to child support enforcement and make an official request to modify the order. They are required to help either parent upon request, by federal law. The issue with the child would be covered under a Rebuttable Presumption Argument. The child support guidelines are not mandatory in any state as a provision of the Child Support Enforcement Act of 1988. http://childsupportrights.org/Rebuttable... http://www.facebook.com/groups/NJ.DadsHo... http://www.facebook.com/groups/113240682090381/ http://ChildSupportRights.org/WhatPayersNeed2Know ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬... Federal Child Support Enforcement Handbook for Non-Custodial Parents http://childsupportrights.org/ ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬... To learn a father's rights, join Dads House Educational Groups. It's free to join and access all materials. You also associate with other fathers going through, and have already gone through, the same issues. We have an Educational Manual that teaches everything that needs to be known in addressing your legal issues. Mention your question here when asked why you want to join, as well as your state? http://dads-house.org/ http://www.youtube.com/DadsHouseEdCtr ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬... 2nd Wife Club, for those brave enough to take on a man with "baggage". http://groups.yahoo.com/group/2ndwifeclub/ http://www.facebook.com/proudstepmoms ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬... For 22 years, I have volunteered my time working with divorced/single fathers dealing in family law issues, such as child support, teaching them about what the states are not telling support obligors
Can a child recieve childsupport while in college full time?
In most places, a child continues to be a child so long as they are registered as full time students in college or university and are under a certain age (25 or 26 years old). Once they become 18 and enroll in college or university, some places allow children of divorced parents to apply to have child support payments paid directly to them. If the "child" stops going to school after age 18 (say they drop out at 19) and then goes back (say at 20), then that disruption in education has serious consequences because legally the person stops being a child once they drop out of school (or become 25 or 26 years old). Once you become an adult in the eyes of the law, you cannot go back to being a child (as far as I know). Note that most insurance policies also cover the dependent children of policy holders until the children are 25 or 26 years old, so long as the children are in school full time.
Should I fight a 498a and DV and let go of custody of my child?
If you have not committed anything wrong you may not worry.Filling of cases under Domestic Violence Act 2005,Maintenance case under section 125 of Criminal procedure code and filing a criminal compliant against you under 498 A of Indian Penal Code are just to create pressure upon you and force you to opt for mutual consent divorce.In case under sec 498A, the police will have to make a preliminary inquiry and thereafter can proceed to take any action against as held by Supreme court in Arnesh Kumar Vs. State of Bihar & Anr. Only on the basis of preliminary inquiry the police will have to decide whether to arrest you or not the accused. Once FIR is lodged against you, you have an option to apply for anticipatory to avoid unnecessary harassment by police .The major claim of wife under both DV act / Maintenance case is about the the maintenance, the wife can only avail one maintenance under either of the case, which she can choose.Custody of Child: You can file for custody of child, the court while deciding to whom the custody of child be granted will look at the welfare of child, with whom the maximum development of child is possible, earning capacity, profession engaged etc.Character plays a key role and as you have alleged that you have divorce wife on ground of adultery , this will be a strong ground in support of your claim for custody. Sometimes court may not grant custody of child below 5 years of child to father( if you are living your parents , you chance of custody will be higher) than, in that case you can file for visitation rights. and when child become 5 years age, can file suit for his custody.For any help in this regard, feel free to reach us at Fortunelegal - Legal Advice, Criminal Law, Business Law or you can call us at +91–8054444639 to discuss in detail.