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Answered 12 years and 8 months ago by Richard Morris Helzberg (Unclaimed Profile) |
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Child support is determined by an algebraic formula which takes into account your net (after tax) income, her net income, and time share- where the child(ren) spend thee time. You'd best go to the county office of the Department of Child Support Services. It is a state agency that can get you an order or, if he tried to modify it, represent the interests of the child(ren) that he is paying the appropriate amount of child support. It costs you nothing. That agency also enforces payment of child support, another benefit of opening a case with them.... Read More
Child support is determined by an algebraic formula which takes into account your net (after tax) income, her net income, and time share- where the... Read More
Answered 12 years and 10 months ago by Richard Melone Bryan (Unclaimed Profile) |
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"The answer to this question depends on a calculation of guideline support using current incomes of both parties. You need to consult with an attorney to do a guideline calculation. "
"The answer to this question depends on a calculation of guideline support using current incomes of both parties. You need to consult with an... Read More
Answered 12 years and 11 months ago by Bahram Madaen (Unclaimed Profile) |
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Dear User,
It is unclear for me as to where you filed and finalized your divorce case. If you file in Singapore than, you should prepare to file a modification based on your income. Since I am practicing in California, I cannot give you advice in the foreign forums. Thank you very much.
Dear User,
It is unclear for me as to where you filed and finalized your divorce case. If you file in Singapore than, you should prepare to file a... Read More
Answered 12 years and 11 months ago by Stephen Marc Drucker (Unclaimed Profile) |
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You could be ordered to pay. Are you in agreement with your ex leaving the country with the children? Your ex would need a court order to leave the country if you are not in agreement.
You could be ordered to pay. Are you in agreement with your ex leaving the country with the children? Your ex would need a court order to... Read More
Answered 12 years and 11 months ago by Stephen Marc Drucker (Unclaimed Profile) |
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If you filed for child support at Child Support services, you could go there and request the child support not be pursued. If you are on public assistance then child support cannot be dropped. If the order was filed in the family court then a Stipulation & Order would need to be filed with the court to stop the existing order.... Read More
If you filed for child support at Child Support services, you could go there and request the child support not be pursued. If you are on public... Read More
Answered 12 years and 11 months ago by Stephen Marc Drucker (Unclaimed Profile) |
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Child support can be requested when the child is under 18 years (and has not passed high school). The support is not retroactive i.e. it starts from the date of the child support award.
Child support can be requested when the child is under 18 years (and has not passed high school). The support is not retroactive i.e. it starts... Read More
Answered 12 years and 11 months ago by Stephen Marc Drucker (Unclaimed Profile) |
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Can you get a voluntary blood test to determine parentage? If you can, then do that. If you cannot get this voluntarily, then you can file for divorce and state that there are no children. It would be likely that the mom will respond and state that there are children and at that time you could ask the court to order a blood test.... Read More
Can you get a voluntary blood test to determine parentage? If you can, then do that. If you cannot get this voluntarily, then you can... Read More
Answered 12 years and 11 months ago by Stephen Marc Drucker (Unclaimed Profile) |
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It's unfortunate that you missed the hearing. Most CA courts have 'court call' which you could have used instead of traveling to the court.
At this point you would need to file a Request for Order to address custody and visitation and that would have to be in the county and state in which the mom and child reside. This could also be filed in the Child Support Services office to address a more reasonable child support payment.... Read More
It's unfortunate that you missed the hearing. Most CA courts have 'court call' which you could have used instead of traveling to the court.
At... Read More
Answered 12 years and 11 months ago by Stephen Marc Drucker (Unclaimed Profile) |
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There is no such thing as 'giving up birth rights'. The biological mother can file for child support from you if she wishes. If you dispute that you are the father, the courts can request a DNA test. If the mother marries and her spouse wish to file a step-parent adoption, then you would be served and at that time could consent to give up your rights to the child. In short, you cannot give up your responsibilities for a child unless that child is adopted as in the scenario stated or the mother decides to put the child up for adoption and you approve.... Read More
There is no such thing as 'giving up birth rights'. The biological mother can file for child support from you if she wishes. If you... Read More
Answered 13 years ago by Bahram Madaen (Unclaimed Profile) |
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In my opinion, you should:
First contact that website, and asked them to delete your picture, ( get a confirmation)
Get an attorney to represent you,
Try to file a criminal complaint against him with police, ( I believe it is illegal use of someone picture) (also get some sort of document)
Go to hearing for child custody and explain it to the judge, with all the relevant evidence(the above documents).
Usually your profession is not a concern for the judge, but if you had income at the time, you could have trouble with welfare, and also the judge for lying about your income.... Read More
In my opinion, you should:
First contact that website, and asked them to delete your picture, ( get a confirmation)
Get an attorney to... Read More
Answered 13 years ago by Bahram Madaen (Unclaimed Profile) |
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The judgment is already official since the judge has signed it, but you can go back to court and asked the judge to change the judgment because: 1) you were not served, and 2) that part of the judgment is different from what you had agreed on. However, you better talk to him and try to find a solution.... Read More
The judgment is already official since the judge has signed it, but you can go back to court and asked the judge to change the judgment... Read More
Answered 13 years ago by Stephen Marc Drucker (Unclaimed Profile) |
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You would need to file for divorce and child custody & support in the country in which you live i.e. Mexico. You would not be able to file in CA because you do not live here. We would suggest that you speak with an attorney where you live and he/she would suggest your best options.... Read More
You would need to file for divorce and child custody & support in the country in which you live i.e. Mexico. You would not be able to file... Read More
Answered 13 years ago by Richard Morris Helzberg (Unclaimed Profile) |
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Only the income from an inheritance is considered income available for support. If the money was not invested, a court could impute a return as if it were invested. For example, if someone inherited $1,000,000, a court could, based on expert option ( a CPA), find that it should earn say, 3% a hear = $30,000 in income available for child support.... Read More
Only the income from an inheritance is considered income available for support. If the money was not invested, a court could impute a return as... Read More
Answered 13 years ago by Richard Morris Helzberg (Unclaimed Profile) |
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You have no right to sue your father for child support if it is a California order.
Your mother has that right- not you, and even if she has not persued it before, she could now.
You have no right to sue your father for child support if it is a California order.
Your mother has that right- not you, and even if she has not... Read More
Answered 13 years ago by Stephen Marc Drucker (Unclaimed Profile) |
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In CA, the short answer is yes. However, if the other father has been declared the father of the child legally, you may be able to fight the paternity test.
If there's no court order stating that the other man is the father, then you would respond when served and take the paternity test if requested. If the child is yours then there would be child support.... Read More
In CA, the short answer is yes. However, if the other father has been declared the father of the child legally, you may be able to fight the... Read More
Answered 13 years ago by Richard Morris Helzberg (Unclaimed Profile) |
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You want to look at Family Code §4063- which you can Google, and which specifies all the particulars about how this process works. In short: you are required to send a copy of the bill within 30 days of the occurrence of the medical expense (not 30 days after you receive the bill). The other parent is to reimburse you within 30 days of that. ... Read More
You want to look at Family Code §4063- which you can Google, and which specifies all the particulars about how this process works. In... Read More
Answered 13 years ago by Richard Morris Helzberg (Unclaimed Profile) |
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Child support in California is based on your net income, her net income, and the time share- how much you each spend with your child(ren). Generally: That she has remarried does not affect this equation.
Child support in California is based on your net income, her net income, and the time share- how much you each spend with your child(ren).... Read More
Answered 13 years and 2 months ago by Matthew R. Nahrgang (Unclaimed Profile) |
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That means that you would be able to pursue support through the U.S. But they relatively very few and Costa Rica doesn't appeat to be one of them. Here is a link to a U.S. site which handles such matters.
http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/css/international
You will have to get a Costa Rican attorney to pursue support in Costa Rica.
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That means that you would be able to pursue support through the U.S. But they relatively very few and Costa Rica doesn't appeat to be one of... Read More
Answered 13 years and 2 months ago by Richard Morris Helzberg (Unclaimed Profile) |
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You have no right to do that. Child support is determined by a statuory algebraic formula which considers the parents' net incomes and how much time each spend with a child. You are not a parent, so not entitled. Under only limited circumstances is child support awarded after a child reaches majority and graduated from school- say 19 years old. Parents of an incapacitated child have an equal duty to provide for an adult child. Family Code § 3910.... Read More
You have no right to do that. Child support is determined by a statuory algebraic formula which considers the parents' net incomes and how much... Read More
Answered 13 years and 4 months ago by Richard Morris Helzberg (Unclaimed Profile) |
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I'd tell her she had better find a way to reinstate coverage before she files for divorce or that will be a divorce issue and an absolute obstacle to an uncontested divorce. She had a fiduciary duty to you, an obligation to treat you ti the highest level of trust regarding financial matters (as you do to her), and what she had done, arguably, breaches that duty.... Read More
I'd tell her she had better find a way to reinstate coverage before she files for divorce or that will be a divorce issue and an absolute obstacle to... Read More
Answered 13 years and 4 months ago by Richard Morris Helzberg (Unclaimed Profile) |
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Yes. He should file a motion to establish paternity if one has not been filed and they are not married, and to establish custody and visitation and child support. If he can't afford an attorney, he can contact the Family Court Facilitator at the courthouse in the county where the mother resides. ... Read More
Yes. He should file a motion to establish paternity if one has not been filed and they are not married, and to establish custody and visitation... Read More