You have no legal obligation or duty to support his child. He, however, does and he cannot simply stop paying but must make a motion to the court to have his child support order reduced because of hardship. Until such order is changed, he will be in violation of the original order if he does […]
You have no legal obligation or duty to support his child. He, however, does and he cannot simply stop paying but must make a motion to the court to have his child support order reduced because of hardship. Until such order is changed, he will be in violation of the original order if he does not pay.
Leonard M. Weiner, Esq./Divorce Solutions