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    Child support cases begin with filing and a preliminary conference to try resolving the issue without a trial. The court can issue a provisional support order while the case is pending based on financial affidavits from both parties. Provisional support guidelines include supporting children from shared property and considering factors like financial resources, child's needs, standard of living, and non-monetary contributions. The court may deduct provisional support amounts from salaries. Agreement between ex-partners can streamline the process, while lack of agreement may result in a longer court process lasting years.

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    Child support cases begin with filing and a preliminary conference to try resolving the issue without a trial. The court can issue a provisional support order while the case is pending based on financial affidavits from both parties. Provisional support guidelines include supporting children from shared property and considering factors like financial resources, child's needs, standard of living, and non-monetary contributions. The court may deduct provisional support amounts from salaries. Agreement between ex-partners can streamline the process, while lack of agreement may result in a longer court process lasting years.

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    Child support cases begin with filing and a preliminary conference to try resolving the issue without a trial. The court can issue a provisional support order while the case is pending based on financial affidavits from both parties. Provisional support guidelines include supporting children from shared property and considering factors like financial resources, child's needs, standard of living, and non-monetary contributions. The court may deduct provisional support amounts from salaries. Agreement between ex-partners can streamline the process, while lack of agreement may result in a longer court process lasting years.

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    Child support begins with filing a case.

    Your court will then conduct a preliminary conference between the


    parties to see if a resolution without full-blown trial is possible.
    In the meantime, the court has the power to issue provisional orders
    for support after giving the other party the opportunity to respond to
    the provisional claim and the allegations about the financial conditions
    of both parties, as supported by affidavits, depositions or other
    authentic documents. The court can, therefore, issue a provisional
    order for support which will be enforced even while the case is not yet
    finished.
    The guidelines for such provisional support are as follows:
    The common children of the spouses shall be supported from the
    properties of the absolute community or the conjugal partnership.
    Subject to the sound discretion of the court, either parent or both may
    be ordered to give an amount necessary for the support, maintenance,
    and education of the child. It shall be in proportion to the resources or
    means of the giver and to the necessities of the recipient.
    In determining the amount of provisional support, the court may
    likewise consider the following factors: (1) the financial resources of
    the custodial and non-custodial parent and those of the child; (2) the
    physical and emotional health of the child and his or her special needs
    and aptitudes; (3) the standard of living the child has been
    accustomed to; (4) the non-monetary contributions that the parents
    will make toward the care and well-being of the child,
    The Family Court may direct the deduction of the provisional support
    from the salary of the parent.
    Agreement between ex-partners is essential!
    But if the court elects not to order provisional support, all your
    evidence and witnesses’ testimonies will be heard in a full-blown trial
    and then the court will make its decision.
    You might wonder how long a full-blown case for support lasts.
    Well, it depends on how quickly you and your ex-partner can agree on
    terms.
    When you and your partner can negotiate a compromise agreement
    where both needs are met, then the court process is smoother. You
    may spend only a year to a year and a half in court.
    However, it can take years if you and your ex-partner cannot agree
    and are unwilling to compromise.

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