Categories: Children

Do I Have to Pay Child Support if I Do Not Have a Job or Lose My Job?

Yes, you are under a court order to continue to pay child support. If the unfortunate circumstance occurs and a parent does not have employment, it may be necessary for that parent to request that the court modify the child support obligation to reflect the current situation.

Cindy Best

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Corroborating Evidence and a Hearing in French

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My Ex Is Filing For a Modification. Can I Bring Up The Domestic Violence From Our Marriage In My Response?

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What Can You Do About Step Parent Abuse?

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Does the Alec and Lydia Act Apply to My Case If I Filed Before June 22, 2026?

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My Children Want to See Their Dad. Does That Matter If There Is Domestic Violence?

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I Never Called the Police. Do I Still Have a Case for Domestic Violence?

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