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I found this site online where you enter your info and it gives you an estimate. I am trying to seperate from my boys dad and he won't leave me the hell alone. We live together own a mobile home together and he refuses to leave. Idk what to do about it. I was just curious what others get for child support or how all this works. Also if you have any idea how I can get him to move out.
| Noncustodial Parent (NCP) | Custodial Party (CP) | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Monthly Gross Income |  | $2160.00 | $2240.00 |
| 2. Monthly Total Deductions | | $287.33 | $386.04 |
| 3. Monthly Net Income | | $1872.67 | $1853.96 |
| 4. Monthly Combined Total Monthly Net Income | | $3726.63 | |
| 5. Basic Child Support Amount | | $1200.00 | |
| 6. Number of Child(ren) | | 2 | |
| 7. Total Net Monthly Income as Percentage | | 50.25% | 49.75% |
| 8. NCP's Monthly Share of the Basic Child Support Obligation | | $603.00 | |
| 9. NCP's Monthly Share of Child Care Expenses | | $80.40 | |
| 10. NCP's Monthly Share of Health Insurance Premium Expenses | | $0.00 | |
| 11. NCP's Monthly Child Support Obligation | | $683.40 | |
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You will need to formally file for custody and go from there, all states are different.
In my state both parties income/expenses and then the child's expenses are plugged into a formula and also how much time the child will be spending with each parent (over nights) and then child support is determined.
If both of your names are on the mortgage/lease then you can't make him move out, you will have to mediate and come to an agreement on what to do.
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Well it's not really a mortgage. We payed for the mobile home in cash we only pay the lot rent. Can I still make him legally move out?
Quoting HaYouFail:
You will need to formally file for custody and go from there, all states are different.
In my state both parties income/expenses and then the child's expenses are plugged into a formula and also how much time the child will be spending with each parent (over nights) and then child support is determined.
If both of your names are on the mortgage/lease then you can't make him move out, you will have to mediate and come to an agreement on what to do.
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In NC they based it on income alone. Since I had no income mine was based on minimum wage. No expenses were taken into account like rent, utilities etc for either of us. I received $900 a month for 2 kids.
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are both names on the title for the mobile home- if yes then no.
Quoting Anonymous:
Well it's not really a mortgage. We payed for the mobile home in cash we only pay the lot rent. Can I still make him legally move out?
Quoting HaYouFail:
You will need to formally file for custody and go from there, all states are different.
In my state both parties income/expenses and then the child's expenses are plugged into a formula and also how much time the child will be spending with each parent (over nights) and then child support is determined.
If both of your names are on the mortgage/lease then you can't make him move out, you will have to mediate and come to an agreement on what to do.
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No you can't, you both have equal rights to the property.
Quoting Anonymous:
Well it's not really a mortgage. We payed for the mobile home in cash we only pay the lot rent. Can I still make him legally move out?
Quoting HaYouFail:
You will need to formally file for custody and go from there, all states are different.
In my state both parties income/expenses and then the child's expenses are plugged into a formula and also how much time the child will be spending with each parent (over nights) and then child support is determined.
If both of your names are on the mortgage/lease then you can't make him move out, you will have to mediate and come to an agreement on what to do.
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Contact an attorney -
Quoting lnrmom: Contact an attorney
I wish i could afford one.
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