What You Need To Know About Emancipation And Child Support Obligations
In Indiana, a child is considered emancipated at the age of 19 by operation of law. Therefore, emancipation eliminates a parent’s duty to pay child
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In Indiana, a child is considered emancipated at the age of 19 by operation of law. Therefore, emancipation eliminates a parent’s duty to pay child
Clearly, with COVID-19 and significant changes in the global supply chain currently impacting most businesses, everyone has had their job put at risk to some
As a general rule, a party can file for divorce at any time so long as the marriage is irretrievably broken.1 After a divorce is
In Indiana, there have been significant layoffs and job terminations due to the outbreak of the Coronavirus. For non-custodial parents who pay child support, suddenly
Anytime you enter into the courtroom, and especially in domestic cases, a lot of otherwise private information becomes public (or before the court), because the
In domestic law cases, whether it is a pending divorce, a child custody case, or child support modification, many litigants are anxious to find out
Child support payments can be modified throughout a course of litigation, either due to a change in circumstances of the parties1, children becoming emancipated2, or
In either divorce, or paternity cases, often the non-custodial parent is ordered to pay some amount of child support to the custodial parent. The actual
In these times of global financial uncertainty, Dixon & Moseley, P.C. advocates observe that it is tougher than ever for divorced parents to make ends-meet.
“I lost my job and have no income; does child support automatically stop?” No. Under Indiana law, child support continues at the amount it is
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