by Slater & Gordon Lawyers
June 7, 2013
Law
As most people will be aware, payment of child maintenance is considered to be an absolute obligation on non-resident parents, regardless of the respective finances of the 2 parents. Payment would still be enforced even when, for example, this would mean an unemployed parent paying their multi-millionaire ex-partner. As a result, paying parents who feel […]
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by evolvedlegal
July 7, 2012
Family Law
The Child Support Act 1991 enables the assessment and collection of maintenance, or enforced collection of maintenance if need be, that is payable by parents who do not live in the family home and whose children are not under their care. The act was introduced by the government with the aim of eliminating the problem […]
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