When you are going through a divorce and you have full custody of your children, you may be entitled to child support payments. However, you might wonder what amount of child support would be fair. The courts determine child support based on a variety of factors and your child has the right to receive adequate support from both parents.
How Child Support Is Determined
The purpose of child support is to support minors who belong to both you and your ex.
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Most property sellers do genuine business by ensuring buyers get value for their money. Unfortunately, some take advantage of unsuspecting clients to make illegitimate profits from the sale. For instance, they fail to disclose some damages, which makes the house appear more valuable than it should be. In this case, it is only after purchasing the property that clients incur huge losses on repairs and replacement. It is important to note that failure to disclose defects is unlawful.
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Some vehicle manufacturers recall vehicles when they realize that they have faulty parts. Unfortunately, some may not or may not do it promptly enough. In addition, some problems can occur after recall repairs. The vehicles might develop mechanical problems in such cases, leading to catastrophic crashes. Those injured in such accidents may be entitled to compensation from the responsible parties. Even so, it is important to note that these claims are usually multi-faceted because they involve several wrongdoers.
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You cannot just pack and move with your child if your divorce judgment prescribes shared custody. Otherwise, the other parent might accuse you of violating court orders or even parental kidnapping. Below are your two main options for relocating with a child after divorce.
1. Talk to the Other Parent
The best way to relocate with the child is to communicate with the other parent. Explain to the other parent why you want to move.
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If you get injured because of someone else's negligence, you can usually file a personal injury lawsuit. However, if that negligence led to someone's death, you may be able to file a wrongful death lawsuit. If you would like to know more, keep reading.
What Is Wrongful Death?
Although death is involved, wrongful death cases are civil cases. You file one if someone's negligence led to the death of a loved one.
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