Sentences with phrase «support obligations even»

In fact, your failure to challenge the paternity petition could result in your being held responsible for child support obligations even, if later, the paternity has been disproved.

This method may still result in a support obligation even if custody of the children is equally shared.

Not exact matches

If your business has sufficient cash flow to support a loan payment, you haven't declared bankruptcy in the last 12 - 24 months, and you're current with your personal credit obligations like rent or a mortgage for the last year, you may be able to qualify for a loan with a non-profit lender even if you have a less - than - perfect credit profile.

Even though I didn't particularly love my student loan servicer, I had absolutely no choice in the matter and experienced very little support when my largest financial obligation switched hands in a blink.

In other words, the legal opinion favoring freedom from obligation, if supported by probable opinion, may be followed with moral integrity even if the opinion favoring obligation is more probable.

NIH is likely to struggle in the coming years to meet its current obligations while avoiding a decline in opportunities for young biomedical scientists; arguably, NIH didn't do all that well supporting young scientists even in the midst of the rapid expansion.

In light of the tremendous public funding and strong support for vaccines from state and federal authorities, it is not clear whether immunization programs have a moral obligation to screen for genetic risk factors, even if screening is not cost - effective.

Building on those foundations, the bipartisan support and ultimate passage of NCLB heralded an even greater continuation of focus on setting expectations and obligations high — with requirements that, among other things, required disaggregation of data in the reporting and accountability for school, school system and state performance toward high standards (set state - by - state), and transparency in reporting of those results.

Generally, student loans, tax debts, and child support obligations can not be discharged, even though they're unsecured.

If your business has sufficient cash flow to support a loan payment, you haven't declared bankruptcy in the last 12 - 24 months, and you're current with your personal credit obligations like rent or a mortgage for the last year, you may be able to qualify for a loan with a non-profit lender even if you have a less - than - perfect credit profile.

Since secured loans, child support and alimony and some other debts can not be included in a bankruptcy, you will still need to make your regular payments on these obligations even if you declare bankruptcy.

ROP may offer parents the opportunity to fulfill this life insurance support obligation and perhaps even get a full refund of paid premiums.

Even in a Chapter 7, some debts such as child support obligations, spousal support, criminal restitution and fines can not be discharged.

Even if you have a job, that doesn't mean you have the income to support what can be a sizable obligation.

If you are required to pay legal obligations such as back tax bills or child support, you can get into serious trouble for defaulting on even one payment.

Debts which are not eligible for discharge are listed under the Bankruptcy Code 11 U.S.C. § 523 and include fraudulent Actions, student loans (unless payment will impose an «undue hardship» to such an extent that the debtor will not be able to maintain even a minimal living standard), child and spousal support, current tax obligations, and debts from willful and malicious injuries to persons or property or debts for personal injuries caused from the debtor's operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

For one thing, it would allow us to objectively and quantitatively estimate national obligations to bear the burdens of climate protection (obligations to support adaptation as well as obligations to mitigate) and to meaningfully compare obligations even between wealthy and developing countries.

The written separation agreement was properly made a part of the final decree by virtue of Virginia Code Section 20 - 109.1, and was enforceable as any court order, even though spousal support is different from other monetary obligations.

Even if the reasons are not wholly adequate to support every aspect of the conclusion, a reviewing court has an obligation to support the reasons — not subvert them.

Child support and visitation rights are separate things, and even a parent who doesn't pay his or her child support obligations is still entitled to regular visits with the child.

This area is complex and the court must carefully assess whether retirement should justify a downward correction or even cancellation of a support obligation.

Pregnancies from casual / short - term relationships generally do not lead to an obligation to support the other parent per se whereas an obligation of child support can increase or even create a spousal support obligation if the parties have cohabited for a long time before separation.

Even if we decide to re-assess the question of the obligation of support, we would still have to appeal the decision, if only to establish how much legislative liberty we have»

Not content with statements of principle in support of diversity — or even ethics rules, such as the hotly - contested - and - likely - unconstitutional ABA Model Rule 8.4 (g)-- Canada's largest legal regulator has adopted a rule requiring that each of its members «create and abide by an individual Statement of Principles that acknowledges your obligation to promote equality, diversity and inclusion generally, and in your behaviour towards colleagues, employees, clients and the public.»

Hi, Thank you for your question, The obligation to pay child support is independent of any action taken by the mother, even if she moves out of State.

Even the most thorough of separation agreements and court orders can overlook one important scenario: What happens to spousal support obligations if the paying spouse dies?

On Wednesday we have a video clip about: Obligations to Pay Child Support Even with Undue Hardship.

Even though you're getting divorced, you may still rely on your former spouse for financial support — alimony, child support, and mortgage payments are just some of the financial obligations ex-spouses may negotiate in the divorce settlement.

Dependents will have the financial support they need to help cover final expenses, support daily financial obligations or even assist with a child's education.

ROP may offer parents the opportunity to fulfill this life insurance support obligation and perhaps even get a full refund of paid premiums.

Even if you do 50/50 time split, the odds are one of you is going to make more money than the other and because of that there's probably going to be a child support obligation.

Most people who have a 50/50 shared access schedule with their children will find that the higher earning parent will have a child support obligation — even with a 50/50 shared time schedule.

There may still be a child support obligation of one parent to the other even in a 50/50 visitation situation unless the parties have relatively similar incomes and assets, and they freely and voluntarily agree to this form of arrangement.

The prospect of legal fees, alimony, child support, property division and debt obligations may become stressful and even overwhelming.

Even if the non-custodial parent is self - employed, loses his job or is between jobs, his payment obligations continue; therefore, in such cases, he may be required to make payments directly to the state child support agency for distribution to the custodial parent.

But even if your ex-spouse is not fulfilling his obligations under the court's child support order, you must fulfill yours.

I have had several clients who came to a pet custody agreement, and even decided on a «doggy support» obligation to take care of veterinary and other expenses.

Even if you only need to calculate the paying parent's income in your situation, you both have an obligation to support your children.

While this order is usually clearly spelled out, some fathers fail to pay child support, so Texas law provides several ways to encourage — and even force — a parent to honor this legal obligation.

Children need the financial support of both parents, even after separation or divorce, and both parents have the joint obligation to provide that support according to their ability to do so.

The Act says â $ œAn order for support binds the estate of the person having the support obligation unless the court provides otherwise.â $ This means that you will need to have a way to continue support even after your death, and life insurance is the only way to do this.

Note: The primary residential parent may not deny ordered parenting time to the non-custodial parent even if he or she is behind in his or her child support obligation.