Not exact matches
In the event that a parent can not afford to pay
child support, they may either legally reduce the
support agreement outside of court, or petition to the court for a reduction citing «undue hardship».
Given that it has enforcement
agreements with every Canadian province and territory, with every state in the United States of America, and with 31 countries, the FRO can enforce
child and spousal
support payments even in situations where one party lives
outside Ontario.
If the parties settle the dispute
outside of court, it will be the separation
agreement that deals with the substantive issues that people are usually concerned about, for example, custody, access,
child support, spousal
support, their home and property division.
In the event that
child support payments must be reduced due to valid undue hardships of the payer, and both the payer and the recipients can agree, there are two ways the
child support agreement can be legally reduced
outside of court.
If a parent can not afford to pay
child support, they may either legally reduce the
support agreement outside of court, or petition to the court for a reduction citing «undue hardship».
If you have had a
child outside of marriage and can not come to an
agreement about maintenance, you may apply to the court to order the other parent to pay
child support.
While
agreements outline
child support payments such as
child benefits, parents often forget to consider other costs which fall
outside of the normal
child support payments.