Legal Question in Family Law in Minnesota
I am trying to have the court modify a child support order on the basis that my oldest son (he will be 18 in june) no longer lives at all with his mother. he is taking college classes in lieu of highschool so school records are useless as evidence re: where he lives. What can I use as evidence that he no longer lives with her for any amount of time? I was thinking an affidavit from him.
Thanks in advance!!
2 Answers from Attorneys
The fact that the child is not living in the other parent's home is unlikely to eliminate or reduce child support. It can be directed to be paid to some other person providing the care for the child. If the child is not self-supporting, they are not emancipated,
Proof may be of various sorts. It would be critically important that the motion be carefully prepared. One wonders if your goal and aim is to have child support be paid to the proper person, or to seek to end your obligation. I urge you to seek attorney counsel at this time. Tricia Dwyer Esq at 612-296-9666, Tricia Dwyer Esq & Assoc PLLC, Minnesota Divorce Attorney, Minnesota Child Support Attorney, Minnesota Family Law Attorney, Minnesota Family Law Mediator, http://dwyerlawfirm.net
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