plz help the amount of money my husband pays in child support?
912497
He must live in Delaware County, PA. There's NOTHING he can do....if he gets an additional job, they'll find out, and attach THOSE wages too. Then, when he gets tired of working TWO jobs and he quits the part time gig, they'll hold him in contempt for not paying the full amount. His best bet is to find some work under the table IN ADDITION to his full time job. Maybe they won't find out about the cash job, and you all can get caught up with your bills and such. HTH! \n\nP.S. Don't pay ANY MORE G.D. lawyers...they don't give a damn about you, your husband, or the kids. And neither does Domestic Relations....all they care about is $$$. TRUST ME.
972743
It varies from state to state, and I would recommend consulting with an attorney, but yes, the household income can determine the amount that can garnish from his wages, they usually don't garnish the non-parents income. Hold on, it's about to get bumpy.
984500
Usually, that isn't the question guys are asking... Oh, maybe you aren't the dad, but the mom.  My bad.\n\nIf you were the dad:\nYou could always just give extra money that doesn't go throught the courthouse. \n\nOtherwise, you can request a review, which takes awhile to complete, but child support offices go to the employer and verify all of the income, and then reevaluates the amount per month owed.\n\nSome states give cost of living increases every year, but some don't.  \n\nDon't listen to the jerks telling you that you should be able to support the child on your own.  You didn't get pregnant on your own, and you sure shouldn't have to support that child on your own.  \n\nCircumstances change throughout life, that's why this evaluation is in place.   Consider if you were both very young when you got pregnant and he was in college or working for minimum wage, but now he's got a decent job.  It goes by a percentage of his income.
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Yes, that is all taken into consideration. See the site below where you can get an approximate idea of what your child support would be.
326247
sorry for you, you didnt usually get to make up your own child support payment amounts. All states have a child support calculator that they use to determine any child support tat is to be paid. If your agreed upon amount is lower than the laws of your state the judge will just order whatever the child support calculator says, if your agreed upon amount is higher than the child support calculator than the judge will ask if you are sure you want to pay that much. Your states court system should have accessible forms on-line for child support agreements and or the child support enforcement office in your state will also have forms for you to use that you can go to the office or the court and obtain.
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they have child support calculators..type in your state plus child support calculators,u will find alot of sites to get a ball park figure..
411139
The monthly federal SSI check will be reduced according to what your husband's income is. I don't recall how the deduction was figured out as to how much I'd get each month.You could contact SS and find out or your case worker and I'm sure that person could help you out.
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If you are a guy, the court sets the amount. Its not your child's fault that you spend too much on a house. If you are the woman, that money is for your kid, not your house! Either way, you might need to think about a cheaper house or a better job. The courts give that payment for the child, not to reward or penalize you.
602600
You may not be able to, but the court can.  Is he under court order to pay child support?  Ask an attorney to follow up.\n\nI wish you Peace.
260676
get an attorney quick before he moves funds out and make sure you get the alimony and child support you need
978003
You will get whatever the court sees fit, it varies from state to state, And he is obligated to pay support. So I would say if you have an increase and need the money then you should go for it. The support is not for you but for the children. The courts will most probably give you the increase. Good luck and God bless
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His income is not (it's household income), but his contribution of child support is, as that is income that your mother takes in.  My advice is to make sure that you should use whoever's income is SMALLEST, because that will make you eligible for more federal money.
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Go to your State Human Resources website and look up child support enforcement. Call them and keep calling them. they will garnish a person's wages and give you that money.
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YES!  Get a lawyer, and probably a prenupt.\n\nIn most states, only the parents income is considered for child support, not that of a new spouse.  \n\nHowever, you could very well end up with some of his debts and his financial issues coming on you, and you may want to protect your house from his ex.\n\nConsult a lawyer, and go from there.\nGood luck!
127165
It depends, do you want to raise your children, or pay someone else to raise them? Do you really need the money or just want the money? Discuss it with your husband! Good luck.
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Without specific details of your situation, this question is unanswerable.  I've included links to the State of Virginia's official Department of Social Services, as well as a child support calculator that will help approximate the amount due.
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Contact the courthouse where the child support order was issued the clerks office will be able to tell you how much you owe.  Good Luck.