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 Does it change the Child Support?Submitted by thebettermom on Mon, 10/06/2008 - 10:25pm.If a child at the age of 12 gets to choose where they want to live, and they choose to live with the parent who is currently the non-custodial parent and pays the child support, do the payments then stop or decrease at all? Would the current custodial parent have to start paying child support then? Thanks! |
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It should.
Depends on your state, the financial status of the other parent, actual number of overnights, etc.
In our situation, if the kids were to live with us the cs would be minimal from BM, I'm sure DH would not even bother.
"For every ailment under the sun....There is a remedy, or there is none;
If there be one, try to find it; If there be none, never mind it." ~ W.W. Bartley
The parent that the child
The parent that the child does not live with has to pay the child support, which would be based on their income. I assume you are not talking about each parent having 50/50 though. If you guys have physical custody the BM would have to pay.
You'd have to go back to court
to get that changed. Be advised: courts DO NOT like the idea of NCP BMs paying CS. False chivalry still rules the courtroom
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