Family Law Issues

‘Kids get traumatized’: Calgary research looks to reduce stress in family law cases

By Yahoo, 01/08/25 “…”Let’s say you’ve got a family that’s going in front of a judge to determine a parenting agreement,” Perrault said. “Why is it that a judge is making that decision and not an approach that’s done way before, where the child has a say and the parents have a say and have […]

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SB 805 Tries to Squeeze Blood from Turnip

By Hans Bader, 01/05/2025 “…Legislation has been introduced in the Virginia legislature to increase child-support obligations a lot, even for parents with very low incomes. The legislation, SB 805, violates federal child-support regulations,…” Read the entire article:  https://www.baconsrebellion.com/sb-805-tries-to-squeeze-blood-from-turnip/#more-133481

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Man in tears after discovering pastor who officiated his wedding is the biological father of his 2 kids

By IntelRegion, 10/20/24 “…DNA tests revealed that Pastor Vhetu is the biological father of two children born to Eunice Mururi, whose marriage to Farai Hatirarami he had officiated. After the truth came to light, Mururi’s marriage to Hatirarami collapsed.Mururi has now taken Pastor Vhetu to court, seeking $700 monthly child support for their 8-year-old and

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Why Does Child Support Go Unpaid?

By The Cato Institute – Summer 2024 “State calculations of child costs overinflate those values, discouraging obligor payments.” “The child support collection process in the United States has largely failed. According to a 2020 Census Bureau report, only 62 percent of the more than $30 billion in authorized support payments for 2017 were actually received.

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Georgia Child Support Law Undergoes Substantial Revision

By PR Web, 06/05/2024 “…This revision accomplishes three main things: it changes the Basic Child Support Obligation (BCSO) table; it changed the formula for the court to use in circumstances where parents have lower incomes; and it establishes a formula and a parenting time adjustment to the child support amount…” Read the entire article: https://www.prweb.com/releases/georgia-child-support-law-undergoes-substantial-revision-302164540.html

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