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Is a minor liable?What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? AZ for me, VA for my 17yr old. At the age of 16, my unmarried son had fathered a child in Virginia. Now at the age of 17, he has received a summons to appear for child support. My question is; Since he is still a minor, could he be ordered to pay child support or will my son's custodial parent (his mother) be held liable until he reaches the age of 18? Could I (the non-custodial parent) be held liable? Thank you for any insights. Last edited by kmweitzmann; 11-05-2009 at 10:34 PM. Reason: Added the thank you. |
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| Most states hold a minor parent solely responsible for paying child support. You could do a quick search of the Virginia Statutes and see if there is anything there about the parents being responsible for the support of their minor children's children. Advise him to request a DNA test before he signs any kind of paperwork.
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