Child abused - Child Support Enforcement
| div id="body" > Child support issues have risen considerably in the United States almost bottoming out several parents (especially women) and child abused children to poverty. According to statistics more than $41 billion are owed to thirty million children in the US in child support fees according to ACES (Association for the Enforcement of Child Support. What should be done to protect yourself from bankruptcy and child abused other hardships as a single parent? With the rising cases of divorce, unhappy marriages, and child abused infidelity, it is very important to file for child support as soon as you and child abused your husband/spouse separate. However if you are unmarried, you should file for child support as soon as your child is born. All parents both biological and child abused adoptive as the case may be are required to support their children (adopted and child abused otherwise) until they reach the age of majority which is usually 18 years old; even longer if they have certain disabilities. If the child has been adopted or is in active duty for the military then the parents obligations to pay child support end. Mothers and child abused Fathers have every right to get child support only if they have custody of the child. Step-parents on the other hand are not obligated to support their spouse s child which is the fruit of a previous marriage or relationship. However a father who never married the mom of his child is still obligated to pay child support but of course there can be disputes as to whether the child is really his. In order to collect child support, you have to get a court order based on a divorce, marriage dissolution, etc. This order is a binding order by the judge and child abused without this either parent has no obligation to pay child support. It can be impossible to collect child support if until you can locate the parents current employment. |