Mom Claims the Child Should Be Living with Her Because She Filed for Child Support

Описание: The conversation revolves around a dispute over where a child named Liam lives. Miss Wilson claims that Liam should be living with her as she has filed for child support and custody due to disagreements with his father. However, Mr. Navarro, who currently has Liam, explains that he took the child in December due to concerns for his safety, including an incident where Miss Wilson was arrested for assault in front of the child. The conversation also touches on legal assistance, with Miss Wilson mentioning issues with her paperwork and difficulty in finding representation. Mr. Navarro also mentions previous problems in their relationship and Miss Wilson's decision to leave for Kansas. The mediator advises against blaming each other and emphasizes that both parties are likely at fault.

The court proceedings involve finalizing a temporary order establishing paternity and addressing concerns about potential harassment and safety issues. The father expresses his preference for having custody of their child due to concerns about the mother's behavior and a toxic household environment. He also mentions issues with communication and agreements in the past. The mother, on the other hand, describes the father as aggressive and mentions instances of family violence, including physical harm.

The speaker is discussing their son's first year of life and their desire to have sole custody or a fair shared custody agreement. They express disagreement with the calculated child support amounts and retroactive child support. The speaker also raises concerns about the other parent taking their child out of state without permission and domestic abuse in the other parent's household. The court grants a temporary order for child support and medical support and advises both parties to appeal if they want custody. Additionally, the court emphasizes the importance of hiring attorneys to present their claims clearly.

Child support is money paid by one parent to the other parent for the purpose of providing financial support to a child or children. Most frequently, child support is paid by the non-custodial parent to the custodial parent, but this is not always the case. Depending on where you live and the agreement you reach, the child support you pay or receive and what expenses it should cover will vary.

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