Legal Question in Family Law in Maryland

Re: Child Support -Updated Question

I am unfamiliar with the name MAXIMUS, but I assume it is a name for child support enforcement in the relevant jurisdiction. There is no reason why child support enforcement should be involved unless your mother, who has custody of your child, is receiving public assistance for the child's support. In that case, the state will expect each parent to contribute to support, based on each parent's income. If you have no income, and child support has been established based on your income at some earlier date, you need to file for a reduction. If you are living in another country, they still expect you to support the child unless you are disabled. If you are a permanent resident of another country, and not disabled, is sthere a reason why you can't get a license (I assume you are talking about a driver's license) in that country? A lawyer will need answers to a lot of questions in order tohelp you, but yes, a lawyer can be helpful in straightening out this situation.