What To Do When Only One Child Becomes Emancipated

Albany divorce lawyer Asa Neff

Question: My divorce agreement does not mention what happens to my child support payment when my oldest child becomes emancipated and I am still responsible for paying child support for my youngest. I don’t know by how much the child support payments will be reduced. Is there a standard calculation

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Temporarily Modifying Alimony If Furloughed From Job

divorce lawyer Caroline Thompson

Question: I am a federal employee who pays alimony and is being temporarily furloughed from my job. My alimony calculation was based on my full salary, but my income will obviously be temporarily reduced due to furlough. Should I ask for a temporary modification of my alimony payments as a

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What Are The Requirements For Claiming A Dependent?

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By Jill Massey Cordell & Cordell Family Law Attorney Generally speaking, you cannot claim a person as a dependent unless that person is your qualifying child or qualifying relative. What are the requirements for a person to be a qualifying child or a qualifying relative?

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Filing For Child Support If Parenting Time Increases

divorce lawyer Maura Boogay

Question: My child support payments were recently terminated after a child custody modification that increased my parenting time resulting in shared 50/50 physical custody. I would like to receive child support from my ex-wife because she makes more money than me and I will have increased child rearing costs with

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