The parties obtained a previous order which barred review of the payor's
child support obligation until 2019, despite any material change in circumstance.
Cantlon v. Folk - Klein, 2016 BCSC 868 is an interesting decision because it discusses, among other things, barring review of
a child support obligation until a future date.
Not exact matches
If this is your situation, you will, at minimum, need enough life insurance to cover the loss of your monthly
support payments
until your
child support obligation ends (this differs by state), alimony, ongoing shared expenses (your
children's health insurance), and planned contributions to your
children's college fund or savings.
Both parents must comply with court - ordered
obligations to pay
child support and to allow parenting time
until the court order is formally changed by the court.
Since only the court can modify the
child support payment
obligations, the noncustodial parent must continue making the full
child support payments
until the court issues a new
child support order.
In fact,
child support is so significant to the bankruptcy process that the court will not discharge any of your debts
until you certify you are current on your
support obligations and your arrears have been paid.
Child support — Both parties have an
obligation to contribute to the
support of their
children until they are emancipated.
If not otherwise terminated, the
child support obligation lasts
until the
child is emancipated.
Regardless of the way a case starts, the divorce will not be concluded
until the parties have come to an agreement and signed a Marital Settlement Agreement, which identifies and distributes all of the assets and liabilities of the marriage, and, if applicable, sets
child support and
child - related financial
obligations, as well as maintenance, if appropriate.