child support - two different counties
My ex and I have an active child support order. We both moved to different counties. I filed for violation of child support order and he filed for downward modification. Our case will be transferred to another county because we no longer live in the county where the case began. Which county has jurisdiction over our case? The custodial parent's county or the noncustodial parent's county?
Asked on 4/01/04, 8:25 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
richard feldman
richard d. feldman
Re: child support - two different counties
generally it is the residence of the child that governs you can call for free consultation at 516 410 4001
Answered on 4/02/04, 9:09 am
