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Can I seek retroactive child support?

Answered 13 years ago by attorney Wyckoff Nissenbaum, Esq.   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Child Support
Wyckoff Nissenbaum, Esq.
If the case that you filed in 2011 has already gone to Judgment, you will not get retroactive child support. If the case is still pending and it was a Complaint for Paternity, you can ask the court for retroactive child support back to the date of birth.    Wyckoff Nissenbaum, Esq.  SomervilleLawOffice.com... Read Answer
If the case that you filed in 2011 has already gone to Judgment, you will not get retroactive child support. If the case is still pending and it was... Read Answer

My wife wants a divorce. We have a 6 yr old daughter. I do not want the divorce, but she's leaving anyway. My question is on child support. I make

Answered 13 years and 2 months ago by attorney Wyckoff Nissenbaum, Esq.   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Child Support
Wyckoff Nissenbaum, Esq.
Child support is income based and a link to the Massachusetts child support guidelines can be found here: http://somervillelawoffice.com/court-forms/. Child support will be based on your gross income.  Any assets and/or loans are not included when calculating the child support amount.   ... Read Answer
Child support is income based and a link to the Massachusetts child support guidelines can be found... Read Answer

Child Support

Answered 13 years and 2 months ago by attorney Wyckoff Nissenbaum, Esq.   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Child Support
Wyckoff Nissenbaum, Esq.
His obligation to pay child care expenses should be stated in the divorce agreement. If it is not stated in the agreement, then he has no legal obligation to pay the expenses. You always have the right to return to court and modify the child support obligation. If you are uncertain of the terms of the agreement, you should have an attorney review the agreement. ... Read Answer
His obligation to pay child care expenses should be stated in the divorce agreement. If it is not stated in the agreement, then he has no legal... Read Answer
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