What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? CA
I'm the custodial parent with 85% timeshare. Self-employed, still recovering from the recession. Income is low. Supplementing my living expenses with savings from inheritance I received. The judge imputed minimum wage for my income.
Other parent (never married, non-custodial) had a pretty good paying job and was ordered to pay CS. He was not ordered to pay half of childcare (long story how he got out of it.)
Other parent just got fired. Involuntary unemployment. (Was in sales and didn't bring in what they wanted.)
I just received a packet in the mail from DCCS saying other parent asked for a CS review. (I'm self-represented right now.) I'm expecting that he will not have to pay CS because of being unemployed. What I'm worried about is if the judge can order me to pay the non-custodial parent CS out of my savings (that I need for myself and our child.) Is that possible?
I'm the custodial parent with 85% timeshare. Self-employed, still recovering from the recession. Income is low. Supplementing my living expenses with savings from inheritance I received. The judge imputed minimum wage for my income.
Other parent (never married, non-custodial) had a pretty good paying job and was ordered to pay CS. He was not ordered to pay half of childcare (long story how he got out of it.)
Other parent just got fired. Involuntary unemployment. (Was in sales and didn't bring in what they wanted.)
I just received a packet in the mail from DCCS saying other parent asked for a CS review. (I'm self-represented right now.) I'm expecting that he will not have to pay CS because of being unemployed. What I'm worried about is if the judge can order me to pay the non-custodial parent CS out of my savings (that I need for myself and our child.) Is that possible?
