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Most parents take their duty to provide and care for their children very seriously. When a marriage ends in a divorce or separation, the non-custodial parent will be required to provide for their child through a court-ordered child support arrangement. But what if you...
You are legally obligated to provide for your children even when divorced. Usually, the non-custodial parent is supposed to pay child support to their co-parent to help meet child-related costs. You can agree with your co-parent on the amount of child support. A judge...
Both parents are legally obligated to provide for their children even if they are legally separated. Usually, the parent who lives with the child receives some monetary support from the other parent to be used in the child's upkeep. This is known as child support, and...