where do i find how much i can get if i take my husband to child support?
90105
The child support fund is not fixed. It can be determined based on the ability of your estranged husband to provide the amount. \n\nHowever, the amount or percentage can be established by the Family Court. Don't depend too much on that fund. Even if the court will issue the order, the father might look for other ways NOT to give that support.\n\nWhat can be sure here is that official sanctions can be imposed on the father if he fails to follow the order of the court or to provide what he has promised you or what you have agreed upon.
519982
If you have access to the  money..spend it on what you need.  The court is going to give you alimony and child support as well.  He is angry and making an already tense situation worse.  June is very near so you will be free soon.
205112
Your state should have a website for the child support enforcemnt agency.  Try going to your state's website and looking for a link. If not, yahoo has some really good child support groups.  You might try joining one and asking this question there.
745509
Contact your local child support agency.  If you have an order, they are the agency to enforce it.  \n\nThey have a number of resources at their disposal...wage garnishments, liens, bank account access, you name it!! It takes time to get the ball rolling, but it's well worth it.
798542
Don't know exactly what the equivalent U.S. value is to what you are asking.  But, I am a single mom, that has two children and I make $46,000 annually.  I only recieve $129 a month for child support.  I started a business after my divorce.
976662
Do you have his social security number?? if you do call a child support office in mass. i live in mass and thats the only thing i can think of is call child support IF you have his social security number, if not then im sorry. Good luck
474115
Depending on the state you live in...could be up to 35%.  They'e your kids and you should support them no matter what percent it costs you.
829023
Support for your two younger children will be set at your divorce.  Support for your first child has to be 'established ' first.  Anytime a payer has a significant increase in income--support should be adjusted.  Talk to someone at your local child support office.  (You probably will have to with your impending divorce anyway.)  They will contact your boy's father regarding support.  And if it is a huge increase, you may be able to agree to a lesser amount of support (still getting a big increase) and you will look like the 'good guy'.  Also, if you're going to apply for benefits (medical assistance, food stamps etc) from your state, this will compel the CSA to collect a proper amount of support for your kids.\n\n\nHere's a link to your states CSE website:\n\nhttp://www.okdhs.org/
689745
No pension till 20... unless he's given an early retirement.  You have to have been the spouse for 10 years or more to get anything.  You can go for child support in court though.
1117151
That depends on what state you live in and how many children you have.  Try www.cirs.org  they may be able to help
1140158
Go to your county child support enforcement office..  Most states have these in every county.\nOtherwise phone a lawyer and ask.\nThey won't charge you for asking.
80358
You could call your local Child Support Enforcement Agency.  We are going through that also.
423966
Here is the online child support calculator\n\nhttp://www.supreme.state.az.us/childsup/\n\nIt has all the directions and info you need.\n\nIn case you care about the law behind what the calculator tells you, here are the AZ child support guidelines...\n\nhttp://www.supreme.state.az.us/dr/childsup/CSG2004.pdf
665206
Yikes!  Ask some local attorneys what options you have.  Some may take payments in increments.  It could be that if you take him to court he'll have to suck up most of the cost anyway, even back child support since you have been separated.  Never hurts to make some phone calls!  Much luck to you.  I think you'll find this is easier than you think, it's just annoying as hell.
984500
Usually, that isn't the question guys are asking... Oh, maybe you aren't the dad, but the mom.  My bad.\n\nIf you were the dad:\nYou could always just give extra money that doesn't go throught the courthouse. \n\nOtherwise, you can request a review, which takes awhile to complete, but child support offices go to the employer and verify all of the income, and then reevaluates the amount per month owed.\n\nSome states give cost of living increases every year, but some don't.  \n\nDon't listen to the jerks telling you that you should be able to support the child on your own.  You didn't get pregnant on your own, and you sure shouldn't have to support that child on your own.  \n\nCircumstances change throughout life, that's why this evaluation is in place.   Consider if you were both very young when you got pregnant and he was in college or working for minimum wage, but now he's got a decent job.  It goes by a percentage of his income.
852954
I would see an accountant to figure it out for you and they should know the laws as to what is the range of interest and if it can be compounded or not (I think most states allow it but I am not sure, I have my child support coming from the Child Support Division since he is so erratic and they can take away his license).
220170
First, you need to consult an attorney in the field of family law.  Secondly, most states have a guideline that they go by using how much income both you & the child's father bring in.  They take a certain percentage of each, consider how much bills you each have & expenses that are required to take care of the children & they go from there.  My husband's ex-wife got $341. per month for one child.  She makes a little over $22. per hour as a resp. therpist.  He makes a little over $17.50 per hour as a govt. employee.  So, go figure.  As an ex-wife myself... its never enough.  As a wife of one with an ex-wife... its too much!  Just see an attorney or go online to your states' website & type in child support guildlines.  That might help you.  It might give you a rough estimate anyway.  Hope this helps & good luck!