That is a huge catagory. A couple concepts are that both parents are generally expected to work full time, if able and unless this conflicts with child care, and provide financially for children. Waiving of child support is very difficult, because it is the right of the child. Generally there is a Income Deduction Order. Generally, if the paying parent has more than 40% of overnights, the child support is drastically effected.
One option is for the male to prove through paternity testing (preferably DNA) that he is not the biological father of the child and then file suit to present the evidence to the court that issued the child support order. Another option would be that the father of the child petition the court for primary custody of the child and if successful request the non custodial mother pay support. Grounds such as the male being mislead concerning the possibility of the female using birth control so as not to become pregnant (or some other such scenario) would not be a viable defense for the non support of a biological child.
Yes, for the 2 in the other state, but the mother has to pay support for the 1 child you have, so most likely a judge would order you to pay the support for one child and call it even. If there are other issues like health insurance and other costs, then a judge will work out a payment that takes into account the child you are caring for. A father should want to support his children because he cares for them and not because the law forces him to.But, the difference in income may affect this, though the gender of the parent may be taken into account. If the father had two children, but learned more. he would pay more for child support than the mother would. Sole custody fathers can still be ordered to pay child support. This is very common in California, but can be done in every state using a rebuttable presumption. Though they should, mothers are not held to the same level of obligation, nor pay it in 95% of the cases when they are.
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Contact your local child support enforcement agency or Google their webpage to get the percentage facts. In my state, it's 17% of income for one child, 25% for two children. It doesn't matter how much or how little he makes, they always set the amount using the guidelines. I'd get going on getting an order established soon before he breaks his leg or something and can't play anymore.
You can't, It's Illegal!
Typically, the custodial parent of a minor continues to receive child support until the minor becomes an adult or is emancipated.
By using Arizona child support, the recipient of such payments has many means by which to halt delinquency from the paying parent. If the paying parent is delinquent, he or she may be denied a passport, their tax refunds or lottery winnings could be intercepted in lieu of payment, and government-issued licences may be suspended.
You make certain you always have protected sexual relations by using the best methods of contraception available. To be completely free of the possibility of being required to pay child support you could remain absolutely celibate.
This would make for an interesting case to observe and see how the judge applies the law in that 30% of those paying child support is on children not their own.
It is a percentage of the net income and is based on other factors--for instance, whether you are paying for health insurance and whether you are taking care of the children. You can try to figure out your particular situation by using the California Child Support Calculator at the related link.
You can obtain a copy of your state child support guidelines at your local family court or perform an online search using your state + child support guidelines.You can obtain a copy of your state child support guidelines at your local family court or perform an online search using your state + child support guidelines.You can obtain a copy of your state child support guidelines at your local family court or perform an online search using your state + child support guidelines.You can obtain a copy of your state child support guidelines at your local family court or perform an online search using your state + child support guidelines.
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Request a printout from child support enfrocement
generally speaking the only way to stop paying court ordered support is to go to court and get the order changed.
By whom? If the obligee is using the money for this, than the issue is custody of the children rather than the money. see links below
This question is not clear. If you are asking if you can stop paying child support when a child reaches age 17, the answer depends on what the judge ordered you to pay. The legal age for an adult is 18 in the state of Minnesota. If this does not answer your question, ask another question using words that make it clear what you want to know.