Ohio
Recently my step father was sent papers asking him to show up in court regarding child support, as it would appear he hasn't been paying for his 17 year old daughter for around three months.
Her mother is a disabled woman with one leg, she is on social security disability and I am not sure but i believe she works a little. The daughter is a teenage parent. I understand that not paying child support is illegal however she is one of three children. The other two have long since been 18 never once has the mother payed for thier child support to my step dad which includes fifteen years of care to the youngest daughter.
Undoubtfully he is going to end up paying regardless, to the mother of his girl but, is there any way to recieve back pay on the other children for the years that she didnt pay. Also visitation was never canceled though it was rare that they would ever see her.
I personally am looking at law as a future career so this really intrigues me. I agree on the one hand that he should pay for the past months, however since she never payed for all those years should he still be susceptible to the full blunt of the charges? Any advice would be great
Thanks for your time
Recently my step father was sent papers asking him to show up in court regarding child support, as it would appear he hasn't been paying for his 17 year old daughter for around three months.
Her mother is a disabled woman with one leg, she is on social security disability and I am not sure but i believe she works a little. The daughter is a teenage parent. I understand that not paying child support is illegal however she is one of three children. The other two have long since been 18 never once has the mother payed for thier child support to my step dad which includes fifteen years of care to the youngest daughter.
Undoubtfully he is going to end up paying regardless, to the mother of his girl but, is there any way to recieve back pay on the other children for the years that she didnt pay. Also visitation was never canceled though it was rare that they would ever see her.
I personally am looking at law as a future career so this really intrigues me. I agree on the one hand that he should pay for the past months, however since she never payed for all those years should he still be susceptible to the full blunt of the charges? Any advice would be great
Thanks for your time