Noncustodial Parent

The noncustodial parent is the parent who does not have physical custody of the child or who has custody of the child for the samller part of the year.

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To advance the goal of ensuring that kids receive sufficient economic resources, while also ensuring that fathers have sufficient resources to give and are motivated to do so, we need to make it feasible for every noncustodial parent, no matter how limited their circumstances, to participate.

Child Support in the Age of Complex Families: Government efforts to engage noncustodial fathers in supporting their children should take advantage of the reality that these dads care more about their offspring than is commonly assumed

We are about enforcement, but we're about providing services for the noncustodial parent as well.

Child support director aims to put families first

Eugene police are asking for the public's help to find a 1 1/2 -year-old boy who was taken by a noncustodial parent during a super vised visit near East 24th Ave nue and Potter Street in south Eugene on Thursday afternoon.

Eugene police look for toddler

the noncustodial parent would create an "asymmetry of

Revisiting Turner v. Rogers

Maryland's statewide Noncustodial Parent Employment Program, funded using TANF dollars, links NCPs who cannot afford to pay child support to job training, educational opportunities, and work experiences.

A whole-family approach to workforce engagement

The custodial parent can also waive the dependency exemption to allow the noncustodial parent to claim it.

Getting divorced: a tax perspective

However, if the noncustodial parent is part of the federal system and owes money either to the custodial parent or to the government at tax time (child support arrears), any refund due to them is intercepted and applied to their child support debt.

Balancing the trade-offs: Options for expanding the childless worker earned income tax credit

Massachusetts requires the consent of both legal parents, including the noncustodial parent, for a parent to relocate with the child, "unless the court upon cause shown otherwise orders.

Relocation law and survivors of domestic violence

Frequently, a couple's divorce decree or separation agreement will include a provision granting the noncustodial parent the dependency exemption for a child for some or all years.

Dependency rules can trip up taxpayers

The Tax Court, motivated to stay out of the fray, has required strict adherence to the rules of [section]152(e) for the noncustodial parent to claim the exemption.

The dependency exemption for minor children: when following the rules pays off

Under the new proposals, the noncustodial parent would be allowed to spend the same amount of time with their child as the custodial one provided strict criteria are met and the child agrees.

Plans to share the care after divorce

Further, even in cases where child support would result in a luxurious lifestyle for the child, support may be warranted based on the fairness aspect of the equal-support-obligation principle, and also to provide the noncustodial parent with a tangible connection to the child in the form of the support payment.

Economic windfalls and child support: how should gifts, inheritances, and prizes be treated?