Administrator | August 12, 2010
I often represent clients in Family Court who are supposed to receive child support but seldom, if ever, receive the checks. Other times, I serve as Guardian Ad Litem for the minor children in similar cases. When child support payments are not made on a regular basis, the back payments accrue and that [...]
Category: Child Support |
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Tags: Arrearage, Child Support, Connecticut Child Support, obligor, Support Enforcement Services
Administrator | February 20, 2010
I receive calls every week from people who want information about child support issues. One such questions is, “If the person who must PAY child support is incarcerated, does the child support order automatically terminate?” No, it does not. In order to terminate (or lower) an existing child support order, the inmate [...]
Category: Child Support |
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Tags: Child Support, Incarceration, Motion to Modify
Administrator | February 17, 2010
If you are the custodial parent of your minor children (meaning that they reside with YOU), you are likely to have many questions about financial issues such as child support. For instance:
Are there other ways to enforce my child support order?
What is an income withholding order?
What is a medical support order?
How does my daycare [...]
Category: Child Support, Divorce |
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Tags: Child Support, Financial Orders in Connecticut, Support Enforcement Services
Administrator | November 25, 2009
Published on GoErie.com
Crawford OKs continuation of jobs program for those who owe support payments
By TIM HAHN
tim.hahn@timesnews.com
MEADVILLE — Crawford County will continue a program that has generated more child- and spousal-support payments by helping those who owe them to find work.
County commissioners on Thursday approved a memorandum of understanding between the county’s Domestic Relations Office and [...]
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Tags: Child Support, Pennsylvania
Administrator | October 18, 2009
Clients often question how child support orders are determined by the Courts. Pursuant to Connecticut General Statutes sec. 46b-215a, the Commission for Child Support Guidelines publishes Child Support and Arrearage Guidelines (last updated August 1, 2005) which are used to determine the amount of child support the non-custodial parent must pay to the custodial [...]
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Tags: Child Support, Child Support and Arrearage Guidelines, Connecticut General Statutes, Divorce