Legal Question in Family Law in Pennsylvania
I am a father of two children ages 5 and 2 currently pay 1200 a month in child support which is about half my monthly income, she provides me with nothing, what is she supposed to provide me? she also lives with a man and is eight month pregnant with his baby we have been seperated for about 11 months, should his income be considered for support?
2 Answers from Attorneys
That is a LOT of money
There is a schedule and a grid that the courts use---using your joint income and other factors...
You really would have to provide more information for me to give you an intelligent answer.
If you would like to call me, at no charge, please feel free....
SAUL H SEGAN ESQ
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215 732 4000 (I believe you are in the Northeast)
I could arrange to meet with you closer to your home as I live in Montgomery county..
Best wishes,
Your wife is supposed to provide you with something? Why?
Both parents hae an obligation to support their children - it is based on a combination of both the mother's and father's gross monthly incomes. Your child support obligation does seem high, but more information is needed about your income and the mother's income, if any.
The boyfriend's income is not relevant. He is not obligated to support your children.
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