who controls child earnings ?
114501
The adult with custody.\n\nIf a child gets emancipated then they do.
759558
Get in touch with your county child support enforcement agency and advise them you have custody.  They will set you up with a caseworker who will be able to give you the information you need.  If the parent(s) are working they will be able to send a support order to their employer and collect thru wage withhold.\n\nGo to the county child support enforcement agency.  That's where you can begin.\n\nGood luck!!
792808
When your employeer has received orders from the court to with hold pay for chid support they are given a start day and a date when the payment  needs to reach the courts office.\nIf the employeer has been withholding earnings and not sending them into the court they can be held liable.\n\nGo through your paystubs for when the earnings started being withheld and check on the due date.\nYou may need to make copies of your pay stubs and send them into the receiving child support court.\nIf you don't have your pay stubs get copies of them from your human resource department.
708842
It's based on your earnings, not where they go.  And if your kids have a roof over their heads, and food in their belly, that should be all that matters.
1048531
Under 25s are entitled to tax credits ONLY if they have children.\nThe reasons I suppose are these:\n1. The government is unfair generally\n2. Maybe the gov't want to encourage U25s to get better jobs or don't expect them to have so many commitments.\n\nThere are lots of things which are unfair. The age for the higher minimum wage is 18 even though you could have the same outgoings at 16 or 17. Certain help is only offered to certain age groups. I have more trouble getting help to find a job because I don't fall into one of their categories. I can't do th connexions or new deal for U25 because I am 25. I can't do the new deal for lone parents because I am not a lone parent(I am a parent though) and I can't get other help because I am not on benefits. My partner is expected to keep all of us and we do get some tax credits for the kids but I would like to study at college but can;t because I can't afford to and can't get any help because I have a partner who works full time. His wage doesn't matter.
870474
If one parent has custody, the other parent has to pay child support.  It doesn't matter who makes more money.  Children are entitled to financial support from both parents.
848090
sorry don't know figures but usually you get paid more it its government run like education boards rather than private run nurserys
279901
I don't think there is any law about it, at least not where I worked.  The decision should be based upon what is in  the best interests of the child.
630416
If the business is owned by the child's family, they can be put to work at 9 as long as they get paid. otherwise I think it's 14.
734120
Contact that states Child Support Enforcement Unit and ask them.  They can best answer your question.
602551
See above on the general rule that you are only financially responsible for your own children (legal or adopted), and the advice to speak to an attorney.\n\nThe thing to remember about child support is that it is determined (ordered) by the court based on the needs and interests of the child. Both parents (whether biological or adopted) are financially obligated to care for a minor child. The custodial parent is credited toward some of that financial obligation based on providing food/clothing/shelter and other necessary living expenses for the child. \n\nBut once that is factored in, both spouses are still  obligated to provide for the needs of the child, and that obligation is split based on relative income. In the past, men tended to make more money than women, and women tended to have custody. Thus, in most situations, the woman's share was mainly provided through room+board and related expenses, and the man contributed additional money to satisfy his share of the total. But the basic ideas in the formula for calculating the total has not changed, and it's based on the contribution of each parent (biological or adopted).
482344
Could be looking into the earnings of the parent paying support. Depends on jurisdiction how often that can be adjusted up or down (usually up.)
421353
It depends on the district. There is usually a state baseline pay, but districts modify entrance pay based on whether they are rural, sububrban, urban, or Title 1 or not, or are serving low, medium, or high-income families, etc.
280516
Just pay your child support. You helped create them, now take responsibility for them.
1096482
CHILD support is supposed to be for the CHILD(REN) and their expenses.
736053
when the child starts bringin in money
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In Washington:\nBoth parent's income are added together to come up with a standard of living amount for the child.\nIf either party does not have a job, they are given a potential earning amount based on their age and earning potential. It generally does not matter if one does not have a job. The court takes the implied amount, combines it with the other parents income and comes up with a percentage each parent is responsible for.\nIf one parent is destitute, they are required to pay at least $25 a month.\nIf the "ex" is a stand up person, they will find a way to kick you something even if it comes from the student loans...