Child support Essays

  • Child Support

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    A child sits in a pitch black room wishing he had a better life, wishing he was someone else. He is deeply depressed and in pain. His father has been arrested and taken away from him again. The father is incapable of finding a good job due to his past mistakes and is forced to do grunt work. He can not afford to support both his children and his self, so he chooses his children and is forced to move around from house to house. Now he is homeless and rarely gets to see his children. This is just one

  • Child Support Case Summary

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    he mailed the court order that stated that the child support was to stop to the DHR. He stated he received a garnishment from his bank account and did not understand why. He stated that he called Child Support and was told that he owed the CP $3,000.00; he did not understand why he owed the CP money when the case was closed. He also stated that his aunt, Shirley McKee, has had the child since 2000, the child is 19 years old now and the child support case was closed. Mr. McCoy stated his second issue

  • We Need Stronger Child Support Laws

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    The amount of child support cases in arrears would decline if a few things were changed, hopefully providing incentives to pay child support on time and regularly. There are also harsher consequences that could be carried out to prevent future mistakes. There are things being done, but is it enough? As it stands the noncustodial parent can face loss of visitation, probation, and even jail time for none payment of child support. By not enforcing court ordered child support and making examples out

  • Child Support Case Study

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    Issue: Ariela is seeking child support from Tim for their 16-year-old. Tim is alleging that Ariela having full custody would not be the best for her. Statement of Facts: Tim alleges that Ariela is giving the child more "freedom" than their agreement. In doing so the child now wishes to live with the mother full time. Ariela now seeks child support. Tim says that Ariela has been pulling the child's attention away from him through text messages and phone calls. Along with needing her to come over

  • Child Support and Three Income Models

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    Is child support benefiting the children as well as the parents to keep a stable environment? There has been an increase in children that go through a process called child support, which is the cause of their parents’ divorce or their split up before the child was even born. This process helps the custodial parent receive a certain amount of income from the noncustodial parent to help provide for the minor child(rens) necessities. Every single case is different, depending on what state you reside

  • Child Support Obligations

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    Should child support obligations be based on the biological, legal and/or social relationship between and adult and child? An answer to this question largely depends on the situation and to whom this question is posed. There could be an array of answers that differ significantly from one person to the next, presenting various valid points. Because several of the answers hold opposing views, it is necessary for unbiased input from third parties, this is when the government gets involved. Shared

  • Child Support Failure

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    Title: Failure to Pay Child Support My mother and father divorced in 1990. My mother was awarded “conservatorship” of my sister and I, while our father was awarded visitation and ordered to pay child support of four hundred dollars a month. Which was a reduced amount agreed upon by my parents when they separated. My father quickly became what is known as a “Deadbeat Dad” and the full financial responsibility falling onto my mother. In 2001 Mark Donald of the Dallas Observer wrote an article

  • Deadbeat Parents

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    When children are born out of wedlock it is still the responsibility of both parents to contribute to the needs of a child both ethically and legally. However that is not happening much of the time in today’s world. When a child is not cared for by a parent, it “looks” bad on them to society. However since child support laws have been enacted, ethical reasons to take care of a child are now overpowered by legal reasons. Now there are more and more parents being dubbed “deadbeats” for failure to take

  • Becoming A Single Mom

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    Imagine your six year old daughter; come to you to ask you “why did daddy leave us”? How do you explain? This is all too familiar to many families around the world, just so happened this is my story. The life of been a single mom is far too common today. Of all single-parent families in the U.S., it’s sad to say that single mothers are considered the majority. After a few life changing events, such as the divorce from my husband lead me to this positions now I found myself included into this majority

  • The Painful and Emotional Effects of Divorce

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    involved, especially toward the children in the family. But yet, the law officials continue fabricating laws and devising regulations to make it harder for spouses seeking a divorce or separation to get one. The family has to deal with child custody and support, spousal support such as counseling, property distribution, and a possible name change. Divorce is not only a financial struggle for the families involved, but it is also a nuisance between family relationships. The statistics for divorce in America

  • Persuasive Essay On Child Support

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    month called child support. Child support is when two people have a child together and they don’t stay together but the parent who has the child less pays child support to the one with custody of the child. This money is to go towards things the child needs or things to help with paying for things. Some parents take this for granted and will spend it on things for themselves instead of the child. Child support was made to help the parent with custody of the child because they have the child in their

  • Argumentative Essay On Child Support

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    First, when it comes to paying child support, some men are lazy and try to find reasons or excuses to get out of paying what they owe. Child support is a payment that a noncustodial parent makes as a contribution to the costs of raising a child. Failure to receive such payment has a great impact on the well-being of the child. The U.S. Department of Human Services has reported that since 1975, the total child support arrears have accumulated to more than $114.5 billion. This result is because

  • Child Support Research Paper

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    for children and desire to protect them from poverty, led them to establish child support as rate of poverty among single family with children increased. Federal child supports were established in 1975 under Title IV-D of the Social Security Act to obtain support from noncustodial parents, so single family could stay off public assistance and away from poverty (Child Support Handbook 2). According to Beld child support is an important source of income to help reduce economic insecurity for single

  • Among The Thugs by Bill Buford: Personal Analysis

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    eyes to the world of football support, support in an all around sense, acceptance, and the importance of morals. One of the main points of Bill Buford’s book was about support. I understand support and what it means to be supportive so reading this book opened my eyes to the other ways that people are supportive. The fans of Manchester United are more than supportive to their team, they attend all the games and they have what may seem an addiction. They show this support by tattooing themselves with

  • Should Parents Be Allowed To Pay Child Support

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    For many parents, due to certain circumstances, providing for their child is something that is court ordered. When a parent has been ordered to pay child support, it is imperative that they pay it because their child depends on this money for food, clothes and other things necessary for survival. While many parents have no problem providing for their child financially, others may be under the impression that paying child support is optional. Regardless of whether or not parents want to make payments

  • The Handmaid: A Short Story

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    had barely seen here since that day. Shame, my own and the one the Lieutenant and I imposed on her, kept me from approaching her before she was ready. I had been waitingfor her to come around. I see now that was a mistake. Where could that fool child have gone to? And to hear she left the house wearing her tiraz bands. None of it made any sense and I could not understand this strange behavior of hers’. She knew I was to depart today. She knew I wanted to say goodbye. My instinct told me something

  • Legal Memorandum on the Dissolution of Marriage

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    including child support and custody issues Facts Forest and Olive Green have decided to obtain a dissolution of marriage, after twenty years of marriage. She and Mr. Green have already had several arguments concerning child support arrangements for their children Kelly Green, age 14, and Moss Green, age 10. Mrs. Green thinks that it would be best for the children if she and Mr. Green had joint custody of the children. Along with this, Mrs. Green wants to be able to receive child support from

  • Facial Expressions

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    student studying with others and having motor mimicry of the smiling and actions of the other students. The first supports the expression view and the latter supports the ecology view. In conclusion, from my observations I would have to take the standpoint in supporting both viewpoints. Each is accurate in its own way. Each can be proven in its own way. I feel it would be foolish to only support one when the other cannot be disproved. Both are correct and can be supported, which is why I firmly stand supporting

  • Importance Of Informed Choice And Quality Of Life

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    life of all adults for whom we provide support and services. I recognise that, for the majority of people, people make decisions affecting their lives on a daily basis. It is important that individuals are supported in making their own decisions and deciding for themselves how support and services should be organised to meet their needs. It is also crucial that those people lacking the capacity to make certain decisions for themselves receive adequate support when decisions are made in their best

  • LifeStyle Factors

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    and upset very quickly. My husband commented regularly on how pessimistic I had become over the years. I directly link this negative attitude to stressful family and work relationships, lack of physical activity, and poor dietary habits. With his support and surpassing my dietary inadequacies, I have been in a position to overcome this dismal attitude and can now find the positive in situations which once were impossible. Along with my past challenges with a pessimistic mental attitude, I have struggled