The 14th Amendment and Parental Rights in Child Support
Overview: The 14th Amendment protects parents' rights to due process and equal protection under the law. This blog explains how parents can invoke the 14th
Presumption in Child Support Proceedings
Overview: Presumptions are used in child support cases to simplify proceedings, such as assuming paternity if a child is born during marriage. This blog discusses
Preemption in Child Support Law
Overview: Federal law can preempt state laws when there is a conflict, particularly in cases involving military or federal employees. This blog explains preemption and
42 USC 658a – Federal Incentives and State Child Support Enforcement
Overview: 42 USC 658a incentivizes states to enforce child support orders by providing federal funds based on performance metrics. This blog explores how these
45 CFR 303.5 – Establishing Paternity and Its Impact on Child Support
Overview: 45 CFR 303.5 outlines federal requirements for state child support programs, particularly regarding paternity establishment before a support order can be made. This
Prima Facie Law in Child Support Cases
Overview: Prima facie law refers to the threshold of evidence required to move a case forward. In child support cases, the plaintiff must present sufficient