Sentences with phrase «number of children a support order»

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Each one was supported by a separate short - term grant, often on a contract from one city agency or another, and in order to keep the money flowing, Canada was required to demonstrate to the foundations and agencies that paid for the programs that a certain number of children had participated.

As the number of family - related court filings has risen over the years, families have increasingly relied on the courts to resolve divorce issues and problems including child custody, visitation, child support, paternity, emergency protective orders, and restraining orders.

The law typically restricts garnishing orders to a maximum of 30 % of wages (though child or spousal support claims can attach up to 50 % depending on the debtor's income and the number of dependents).

There are a number of reasons why a parent may want to modify an existing child support order.

Child support orders are based on your annual income and the number of children that are entitled to support.

In this video we discuss how the Child Support Table in the Guidelines sets out the amounts of support to be paid, depending on the «gross income» of the paying parent and the number of children that the support order Support Table in the Guidelines sets out the amounts of support to be paid, depending on the «gross income» of the paying parent and the number of children that the support order support to be paid, depending on the «gross income» of the paying parent and the number of children that the support order support order covers.

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(8) At the time an order for child support is entered, each party is required to provide his or her social security number and date of birth to the court, as well as the name, date of birth, and social security number of each minor child that is the subject of such child support order.

For example, some states simply order child support to be paid as a certain percentage of the parent's income irrespective of the number of overnights.

The Child Support Division may require a copy of the divorce decree and existing support order as part of the application, along with additional information such as the noncustodial parent's Social Security Support Division may require a copy of the divorce decree and existing support order as part of the application, along with additional information such as the noncustodial parent's Social Security support order as part of the application, along with additional information such as the noncustodial parent's Social Security number.

Child support is based predominantly on the incomes of the parents, the number and ages of the children, and the amount of time the children will be spending with each parent based on the parenting plan to which the parties have agreed (i.e., their consensual custody arrangement) or the parenting plan ordered by a judge).

The court may order a number of enforcement measures to encourage the parent to fulfill child support obligations.

The number of children and ordered parenting time are typically considered in determining the amount of child support as well.