Child Support

In British Columbia child support ends when the child reaches majority age, usually 18 or 19 years of age. Child support ends when the child graduates from high school or …

Child support is a payment made by one parent to the other parent for the childs support and maintenance. Both parents are legally required to pay child support. The amount …

Child support is a monetary payment made by one parent to another parent to help provide for the financial needs of their children. It is a court-ordered financial agreement that …

Child Support is the financial obligation that a non-custodial parent has to pay to a custodial parent for the support, care and enrichment of the child. It is calculated based …

Child support in alberta is a financial obligation that an obligee parent must meet to assist the state in providing for their child. This support can either be direct or …

There isn’t a single answer to this, as each situation and individual circumstances are different. The general rule is that the more time a young child and/or the primary caregiver …

In Alberta, child support is calculated based on each parent’s ability to pay. Generally, the non-custodial parent pays child support for children under 18 years old and the custodial parent …

When the child reaches the age of majority, or when the child chooses to live separate and apart from their parent for more than half of the year, depending on …

Depending on where you live, the way you become eligible for child support is going to vary. In most situations, you are going to need to file an application with …

The answer to this question depends on a number of factors. If you separated from your child’s mother amicably (with or without court involvement), or if your child was born …