Sentence examples for Court-ordered support from inspiring English sources

Supporters note that while young fathers have limited ability to pay court-ordered support, their earning ability grows in time.

Deductions are allowed for federal, state and local income taxes; union dues; court-ordered support payments; and Social Security taxes.

During that time, the two fought over Bannon's repeated failures to make court-ordered support payments, and other issues involving the twins.

An American, Audrey Camp Nekunam, 71, has tried and failed to collect court-ordered support since her husband left their Westchester County home 26 years ago.

The total household income cannot exceed $20,000 (after deducting income taxes, payroll taxes and court-ordered support payments) and the rent must be at least one-third of the net monthly income.

The law extended the obligation of unmarried parents to pay court-ordered support for children from the time they turn 18 to the time they turn 19 or finish high school, whichever comes first.

She lived on $628 a month in court-ordered child support and $100 a month in alimony from her former husband.

Court-ordered child support does make sense, say, in the case of a divorce, when a man who is already raising a child separates from the child's mother, and when the child's mother retains custody of the child.

Another father, David Nieves, was also classified as "unknown" and nearly lost his son and daughter for good last year, he said, despite paying $81.31 a week in court-ordered child support and visiting them at the home of a maternal aunt.

The four survive on $1,312 a month in court-ordered child support from Ms. Reed-Bennett's ex-husband, Shaquan's father, and a former boyfriend, Shameeka's father.

He has two children, 4 and 8, and said he had agreed to court-ordered child support because he had been told that it was a requirement for their mother to receive Medicaid.