Child Support Cases

Regardless of your situation, you need to hire a Corona divorce attorney to help you come to an agreement or help settle things in the courtroom. Ideally, the goal is for both parties to come to a reasonable agreement about child support, but that is not always possible. If litigation is necessary, you will be pleased that you chose an attorney whether you pay or receive child

Usually in some states, family and divorce laws make alimony a short-term obligation, lasting only a few years or coupled with child support until any children of the separated or divorced couple reach the legal age of eighteen. But in Florida, alimony is a lifetime obligation, and this also has many people upset, as they do not have the means, or simply do not want to pay alimony to an ex-spouse, who most likely engaged in extra-marital affairs or harmed the alimony-payer in any other way, for the rest of their

Dallas County DHR’s representatives revealed through testimony that the non-custodial parent (NCP), Tyrone Smith has three child support cases. Spreadsheets were processed through to June 2015 regarding the money paid and the court order amount; including changes and credit given when the NCP was in prison on July 6, 2015. The case with the custodial parent (CP), Malinda Smith, the balances owed is arrears $6,201.35 and interest $14,526.71. The second case, the CP, Louis Reeves, shows the balances owed are interest $3,259.08 and medical support $55.10. The last case with the CP, Rosa Dukes, the balances owed is arrears $232.25 and interest $3,738.84. Based on the spreadsheets, the amounts are correct on all the child support cases. The spreadsheets do not include the month of July; interest will accrue.

Sometimes, the court may order spousal support. These types of awards are monetary payments that people make to their former spouses after their divorces are finalized. The purpose of these awards is to help people support themselves and maintain their standard of living after they have

Alimony, or spousal support, can be a part of a Georgia divorce under certain circumstances. Courts most often award alimony in a divorce involving a long-term marriage, or one that has lasted for ten years or more. This is particularly the case if one spouse has a much higher income than the other or if one spouse stayed home to care for the couple’s children while the other spouse worked. However, if a spouse committed adultery, he or she may forfeit the ability to request spousal support.

Child custody lawyers are actually family law lawyers whose specialization includes helping their clients to negotiate their children's custody. These lawyers are generally preferred in cases involving children mostly post divorce. The Custody lawyers help the client with negotiations with the other party involved. They are mainly called to settle things between divorcing or already separated couples. They also help negotiating other terms and conditions involved with child custody like the visiting frequency of the other parent.

Mobile County DHR Child Support representative’s testimony revealed that on April 23, 2015, the custodial parent (CP), Tenishia Thomas, had two child support cases for intake; she was mailed an intake appointment letter for an appointment on May 5, 2015. On May 5, 2015, the CP failed to appear for the appointment; she was coded non-cooperation in the child support system. On May 7, 2015, the CP called to reschedule the May 5, 2015 intake appointment. A second appointment was scheduled for July 1, 2015. On May 11, 2015, the CP called concerning the missed appointment, she rescheduled for July 1, 2015. On May 21, 2015, a child support closure letter was mailed to the CP; meanwhile the Temporary Assistance for Needed Families (TANF) case

In Florida, there are many aspects of a divorce that needs to be figured out. For example, when and whether alimony should be paid,

In a matter relating to a divorce, a marital property or monetary award, or an alimony award, “the court may order either party to pay to the other party an amount for the reasonable and necessary expense of prosecuting or defending the proceeding.” FL §§ 7-107(b), 8-214(b), and 11-110(b). Plainly, the use of the permissive word “may” in these statutes authorizes, but does not require, the court to charge reasonable and necessary expenses of litigation to either party. Id.; Richards v. Richards, 166 Md. App. 263, 285 (2005) (“An award of attorney’s fees rests in the court’s sound discretion. We will not disturb an award absent an abuse of that discretion.”); Simonds v. Simonds, 165 Md. App. 591, 616 (2005) (“The Family Law Article permits, but does not require, an award of counsel fees, etc. to a dependent spouse.”). Indeed, “the denial of a dependent spouse’s requires for counsel fees in a divorce action should not be reversed by the appellate court unless the ruling was “arbitrary” and/or “clearly” incorrect. . . .” Simonds, supra, 165 Md. App. at 591. Moreover:

Once the divorce decree is in hand, both parties in the dissolution tend to move on with their lives. As was the case before their divorce, there will be new relationships, new jobs, new homes…all of which can significantly affect the amount of income at a parent’s disposal. Frequently, within a few years of receiving a final divorce decree, clients will get back in touch to ask if there were situations that would constitute a child support modification.

Legal custody covers who makes the decisions for the child in regards to religion, education, and medical needs. When joint legal custody is issued, the parents must work together to make these determinations as they arise. If there are disagreements, the parenting plan will often suggest mediation for parents to collaborate and do what is best for their

Have you considered hiring a child support attorney? It’s easy and cost-effective to hire an enforcement attorney for your child support needs. You have a court order including provisions establishing child support, however, the parent required to pay child support has fallen behind on payments or has stopped paying altogether. You may need to go back to court for help enforcing the child support order.

Customarily, some jurisdictions operate the no-fault system of divorce, which concerns one of the parties requesting a divorce without the need of proof of misconduct, therefore there is no blame required. Customarily, some jurisdictions operate the no-fault system of divorce, which concerns one of the parties requesting a divorce without the need of proof of misconduct, therefore there is no blame required. Customarily, some jurisdictions operate the no-fault system of divorce, which concerns one of the parties requesting a divorce without the need of proof of misconduct, therefore there is no blame

When settling a divorce with children involved, a common question is how child support will eventually be determined. It can be concerning for a parent that wants custody and is worried about if they’ll get the support they need. It can also be concerning to the non-custodial parent, since they’ll need to be able to afford the payments. Know that child support will be determined by these factors.

A parent who does not have custody of their child is called a noncustodial parent. The payments that parent makes for the child’s care are called child support. If a child is born out of wedlock and the alleged father denies paternity, there are two ways to establish paternity before a court can order him to pay child support. One way is that the parents agree, sign, and file an affidavit of paternity to change the child’s