Child Support
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A child-support case involves monthly health-insurance premiums, unreimbursed therapy costs, and work-related day-car...
A child-support case involves monthly health-insurance premiums, unreimbursed therapy costs, and work-related day-care expenses. How are these expenses generally treated? The question tests allocation of medical and chil...
Citations: State child-support guideline principles
A court ordered Father to pay $1,600 per month in child support for two children. The order was based on Father's $88...
A court ordered Father to pay $1,600 per month in child support for two children. The order was based on Father's $88,000 salary and Mother's $52,000 salary. Eighteen months later, Father's plant closed. Father received...
Citations: State child-support modification principles, Federal child-support enforcement principles
A parent with the ability to pay support and communicate has no contact with a child and pays no support for three ye...
...with the ability to pay support and communicate has no contact with a child and pays no support for three years, despite knowing where the child lives. A stepparent seeks adoption without that parent's consent. Which sta...
Citations: NCBE MEE Subject Matter Outline, Family Law
A State A court entered a child-support order requiring Parent to pay $950 per month. At that time, Parent, Other Par...
A State A court entered a child-support order requiring Parent to pay $950 per month. At that time, Parent, Other Parent, and Child all lived in State A. Three years later, Other Parent and Child moved to State B. Parent...
Citations: Uniform Interstate Family Support Act, Full Faith and Credit for Child Support Orders Act
A State A divorce decree includes a final property-equalization payment, $15,000 in accrued child-support arrears not...
...ee includes a final property-equalization payment, $15,000 in accrued child-support arrears not subject to retroactive modification, and future monthly support subject to prospective modification. The obligor moves to St...
Citations: Full faith and credit principles, Judgment finality principles
After calculating guideline support, the judge believes a different amount may be appropriate because the child has u...
...the judge believes a different amount may be appropriate because the child has unusual therapy expenses and one parent pays work-related child care. What best describes the guideline's effect? The question tests the leg...
Citations: State child-support guideline principles
Parents sign an agreement stating that neither will ever owe child support because they want to avoid future court in...
Parents sign an agreement stating that neither will ever owe child support because they want to avoid future court involvement. Later, one parent seeks support for the child. What is the likely effect of the agreement? T...
Citations: State child-support principles
State A entered a child-support order. Years later, the child and both parents have moved away from State A, and no o...
State A entered a child-support order. Years later, the child and both parents have moved away from State A, and no one has consented to State A retaining modification jurisdiction. Which statement best describes modific...
Citations: Uniform Interstate Family Support Act
Child Custody
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Parent 1 and Parent 2 are divorcing and have one 10-year-old child. For the past six years, Parent 2 earned $145,000...
Parent 1 and Parent 2 are divorcing and have one 10-year-old child. For the past six years, Parent 2 earned $145,000 per year as a hospital administrator. Three months before the support hearing, Parent 2 resigned and op...
Citations: State child-support guideline principles, Uniform family-law principles
A parent who had earned $120,000 per year as an engineer quit shortly before a support hearing to work part time at a...
...emain available locally. What is the court's best approach in setting child support? The question tests voluntary underemployment and income imputation. State child-support guideline principles
Citations: State child-support guideline principles
A support obligor loses a job in January but does not file a motion to modify until May. The obligor paid nothing fro...
...ent is most accurate? The question tests timing and arrears limits in child-support modification. State child-support modification principles
Citations: State child-support modification principles
A support order required Parent to pay $700 per month. Parent paid nothing for 14 months while working irregular cash...
...ent now has a full-time job and a bank account balance of $4,800. The child received state medical assistance during part of the nonpayment period. The support agency seeks a judgment for arrears, income withholding, int...
Citations: Federal child-support enforcement principles, State contempt and support-enforcement principles
An obligor failed to pay ordered support for two years and then asks the court to forgive the missed payments because...
...ow. Which statement is most accurate? The question tests treatment of child-support arrears. State child-support enforcement principles, Federal child-support enforcement principles
Citations: State child-support enforcement principles, Federal child-support enforcement principles
An obligor with two children from a prior relationship remarries and has another child. The obligor asks to reduce su...
An obligor with two children from a prior relationship remarries and has another child. The obligor asks to reduce support for the older children based on the new spouse's income and the new baby's expenses. Which statem...
Citations: State child-support guideline principles
Mother was married to Spouse when Child was born. Spouse was listed on the birth certificate, lived with Child for fo...
Mother was married to Spouse when Child was born. Spouse was listed on the birth certificate, lived with Child for four years, claimed Child as a dependent, and told relatives that Child was Spouse's child. During a sepa...
Citations: Uniform Parentage Act principles, State child-support principles
An obligor is $6,000 behind on support. The court considers civil contempt and a purge condition requiring payment of...
...ercive civil-contempt sanction? The question tests contempt limits in child-support enforcement. State contempt principles, Federal due process principles for support enforcement
Citations: State contempt principles, Federal due process principles for support enforcement
A defendant drove through a residential neighborhood at twice the speed limit while texting. He did not see a child c...
...neighborhood at twice the speed limit while texting. He did not see a child crossing the street and struck and killed the child. Which homicide offense is most directly supported if the conduct is reckless but not suffic...
Citations: NCBE NextGen UBE Content Scope, Criminal Law, Model Penal Code 210.3
Mother and Father divorced when Child was two. The decree gave Mother sole legal and physical custody and gave Father...
Mother and Father divorced when Child was two. The decree gave Mother sole legal and physical custody and gave Father supervised visitation. Father visited twice in the first year, then stopped visiting for three years...
Citations: NCBE MEE Subject Matter Outline, Family Law, Santosky v. Kramer, 455 U.S. 745 (1982), Troxel v. Granville, 530 U.S. 57 (2000)
Two unmarried parents sign a voluntary acknowledgment of parentage at the hospital. The statutory rescission period p...
...e statutory rescission period passes. One signer later wants to avoid support and claims uncertainty about biology. What is the most accurate statement? The question tests voluntary acknowledgment of parentage. Uniform P...
Citations: Uniform Parentage Act principles
Spousal Support
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Best Interests of the Child
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