Child support and trucking

When I lived in TN, the judge ruled I pay 21% of my pay for one child. Wasn't based on a set amount, only 21% of whatever I made. I paid much more anyway that wasn't documented just to make the childs life a little better under the circumstances.

 

Well duh what were you thinking?Here in pa theyll use your last years w2s and also what you make per month.They should call it woman support sad but some women spent it on themselves instead of the kids they should make women have to show receipts on what they spend the money on.

 

That makes a lot of sense, steal the guys source of income which makes it impossible for him to make child support.

 

LMAO, these people running the friend of the court outfits are geniuses....believe me. This system has it's mind set on greed and money and could give a flock about the kids.

 

Texas based it on what I made last year, divided it by in think 20% and it ends up being a weekly deduction of $140.77. That's support and insurance.

 

Child support is based on a certain percentage of your net income.So no matter how much his net income changes each week they can only take the percentage the state allows them to take.Find out what percentage of income your state child support takes and you can calculate how much will be left after child support for each check

 

Well I'm not a ex but the children I have custody of father don't want to support his children.they is his responsibility he work out of Texas and I would like to know how it work down there I live in Ohio and he pay like cow #### in the road

 

I >HAD< to pay the state of Ohio. It was required that it come straight from my employer. Then Ohio paid it to my ex. I understand he is in Texas. Have you talked to anyone in the Ohio offices to see if they can get Texas to help? You may have to take him to court in Texas. But I would start by making calls to Ohio first. Hope it works out.

 

Most states have a method by which non payment of a fixed monthly child support will absolutely yank any professional licensing such as Airline Pilot, Master Plumber, CDL Trucker etc. Yank it all for those who do not pay.

Yes trucking is feast and famine. If the child support set by the state is not met eventually the CDL is yanked among other problems.

I am not here to worry about the particulars between you two and children. But the general idea is there what is possible against the Person who owes any child support. This will probably last until the child is 18 or is emancipated or some other issue.

 

I think a few of my hairs went grey just reading this thread.