Obligor

Question: In your state, does the child support order terminate with the death of the obligor parent? Missouri and Minnesota State Laws Unless otherwise agreed to in writing or expressly provided in the order, provisions for child support are not terminated by the death of a parent obligated to pay child support.

Answer: I'm guessing that the order holds against the deceased's estate. Not sure in NJ.

Question: WHAT DOES THIS MEAN WHEN NOTICE TO INCOME PROVIDER 2 TERMINATE THE WITHHOLDING OF THE OBLIGOR'S INCOME/ ASSET? STARK COUNTY CHILDSUPPORT thats wrong answer i called monday they was just updating there systems and it mean that employer no lnger getting support taking out cuz i didnt work there im getting unemployment now and its paying support thru that

Answer: It means that the employer is no longer required to withhold child support payments

Question: Obligor and guarantor: what exactly do they mean? When a loan goes into default, what happens to both the obligor and guarantor (obligor is in bankruptcy to stop foreclosure)? Can the guarantor just say that he or she has nothing to do with it any longer or is he or she legally responsible still for the loan amount? Is it legal to say that the company is a discontinued operation and that the guarantor is no longer responsible for the loan, or was never responsible for it in the first place?

Answer: It doesn't matter if the company is a discontinued operation. The loan was given in good faith and the person who signed the papers as being the responsible party is legally responsible for the loan.

Question: How is a notice to judgement debtor or obligor served? I just had my bank account frozen. when I called the party who has done this they informed me that someone signed for the letter I never responed to. ( i never responed because I got the letter the day before my account was frozen)They gave me the name of the person in who signed for it. I never heard of the name. Im confused as to how is this notice served, and can I get the person in trouble for signing a false name and leaving it in my mail box days later. it came from a court Im from NYC

Answer: that sucks, you're going to have to go through a long identity reclaiming process that may require you to change your social security number, name and possible other personal information

Question: I'm the obligor which means i get the child support he owes? but yet im scared to go to court when he is the one that is in contempt for not paying child support Why would i be scared? I have a child support order already. He is behind 20 thousand dollars. Child support enforcement is taking him to court. Is that hard to understand? Oops, i meant im the obligee :) DUH :P I get "paid" not "pay"

Answer: If the facts are just as you stated then there's no reason to be scared. Court can be very intimidating and unpredictable but just keep telling yourself that your doing this for your children and that should be enough. Most people would walk through fire for their children so this should be easy. **If you're the obligor then it is you who are to pay, the recipient is the obligee. Good Luck

Question: does anyone know what church helps low income obligor pay child support in WA state? I know someone who is paying child support but the state of WA wants to take the other half of his pay check. I am trying to find some one who knows what church in Seattle,WA helps with this issue.

Answer: Churches usually supports those in poverty but are selective on the beneficiaries because many are just malingering.

Question: Can you cite Restatement provisions in addition to UCC provisions for contracts in the sale of goods? The UCC applies to contracts for the sale of goods. Do the Restatements (second) apply in addition to the UCC? Can I cite Restatement provisions that are not covered by the UCC when the contract is for the sale of goods? For example Rest s. 228 says when the obligor's satisfaction is the condition, it shall be interpreted to mean the satisfaction of a reasonable person in the position of the obligor. Can I cite this provision when a manufacturer tells a retailer that he only has to pay for the goods if he likes them?

Answer: You could. The restatement is not binding however, but rather persuasive. Even if the UCC doesn't specifically cover this area, there may be case law that sets a precedent that cites to the restatement, which would be binding. Good luck!

Question: can a counter-guarantee be the obligor? well, i mean when A borrows money from B, and C guarantees that A will pay back money on time, now here is the question: can A be the counter-guarantee person FOR C? And if so, please tell me which act or law defines this... because i don't get it at all, if A can guarantees C, then what's the meaning for C to guarantee A at all? they can gurantee for each other? if someone can help me with this, i am really thankful for him/her because this troubles me so much!

Answer: you should talk to an insurance agent. the situation you are talking about is all done with paper. not people.

Question: what is a restraining notice to judgement debtor/obligor? I received this letter in the mail and do not understand what it means. It states something about being forbidden to sell, transfer, or interfere with any property in which i have interest in unless directed by the sheriff. I do not own my property there is a mortgage on it. What does this mean? I also missed a certified letter in the mail but dont know when it will be delivered or if it the same thing just certified from the sheriffs office can anyone help me understand what this means? I have had a judgement with this co for 7 months so i know its valid but i received this notice out of nowhere. what can they do? What does a sheriff have to do with any of this, are they going to arrest me for this?

Answer: It sounds like you are being restrained from selling property pursuant to a court ordered judgment. If you have no outstanding debts or court judgments, you need to contact the sheriff and court listed on the notice immediately. There are many tools available in our legal system for creditors to collect a debt. The sheriff/bailiff is empowered to enforce court orders, i.e. seize property and sell it to satisfy a debt. You need to speedily work with the creditor, or they might attempt to seize something. If you have any further questions feel free to email me. EDIT: The sheriff can't arrest you unless you try to sell something that has been seized.

Question: Child support lien in a foreclosure, attached to house or follow obligor? I live in Florida. A few years ago, a child support lien was placed on my ex-husband's home in Ohio for $20K (by the state due to my receiving public assistance). He shares the deed of that house with his second wife whom he is in the process of divorcing. The first mortgage is solely in her name ($75K), the second mortgage (HELOC) is in both names ($11K). No other liens/tax delinquencies exist. Total current obligations = $106K. Current short sale offer standing is $40K but cannot be actioned due to child support lien. His second wife filed for bankruptcy CH 7 in her current resident state of MI and has relinquished any and all claim to the home in their divorce settlement. I have been advised that the child support takes precedence and the bank cannot foreclose, nor can the home be sold without first satisfying the child support lien. Further, I have been advised that the lien is "attached" to the house rather than the ex and will have to be paid by the 1st mortgage bank unless they choose to release the mortgage altogether, in which case I have no idea what would happen. I was actually considering waiving the portion of back child support that is not claimed by the state to the extent that I can because of my role in the circumstances surrounding this situation. The ex has no property in his name nor income and if the lien follows him there would be no chance nor desire on my part to collect. Does anyone know if (1.) the lien is actually attached to the house? and (2.) may actually be paid by the bank? Short sale offer of $40K was a miracle to begin with (by local neighborhood redevelopment nonprofit). To say house is even valued at $40K at this point is a long shot.

Answer: A government loan would normally have to be satisfied prior to a mortgage or other lien against a property. That include such things as tax, child support liens. The government is not asking the bank to pay the child support lien,they are saying that if the property is sold through any means, that the child support lien would take preference and paid first, and anything left could go toward paying any other lien against the property, with the first mortgage being the next in line. In the event a sale of the property does not bring sufficient amount to pay the child support lien then any amount left would still be pursued by the county in which the child support is owed. By collecting a portion of the child support does not prevent the government from seeking the rest of the child support payment. It matters not that you would want to waive any portion of the child support lien that you would get. These are funds paid on your exes behalf that he still owe on the unpaid balance of the child support. I hope this has been of some benefit to you, good luck. "FIGHT ON"

Question: When a bank sells a loan with recourse? When a bank sells a loan with recourse, the bank: (a) transfers the contingent credit risk to the purchaser of the loan (b) removes the loan from its balance sheet (c) replaces the borrower as the primary obligor (d) cannot look to the borrower for repayment Which one is correct?

Answer: Option a looks good. In your current situation only bad credit loan will help you. Though your credit may be low, there are bad credit loan lenders who will be in a position to afford you loan. The loan process is simple compared to that of regular loan. Since the loan process is faster and the loan is given to people with bad credit, prepare to pay an interest rate higher than for the regular loan. I hope http://loan-guides.net/ will help you in geOtting a bad credit loan online.

Question: Regarding Child Support, what does this mean? What does this mean in more laymen terms? Monthly gross income based on earning capacity may be imputed in an amount less than would be imputed under subsection 3 if the obligor shows: a. The reasonable cost of child care equals or exceeds seventy percent of the income which would otherwise be imputed where the care is for the obligor ’s child: (1) Who is in the physical custody of the obligor; (2) Who is under the age of fourteen; and (3) For whom there is no other adult caretaker in the parent’s home available to meet the child’s needs during absence due to employment.

Answer: Less child support can be ordered by the court if: a. It costs 70% or more of their income for child care. b. They have physical custody of the child. c. If the child is under fourteen (and) d. The parent has to travel due to work and there is no other available caretaker in the home.

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Question: Who wins in this situation? please explain? Archer assigns his contract rights to First, and then assigns the same rights to Second. Second, who was aware of the earlier assignment to First, immediately notifies the obligor of the assignment. First, who was unaware of the subsequent assignment to Second, only notifies the obligor much later. Under the "English Rule" regarding successive assignments, who wins?

Answer: it would be second because he got there and finished before first.first shouldn't have waited

Question: A party who agrees to be secondaily liable to a principal debtor is known as a;? surety or guarantor or obligor or assigor? If an agent acts outside the agent's authority, then; the agent is not liable or the agent is liable to the 3rd party for any injury caused by acting outside the scope of authority or the principal is liable only or no party is liable?

Answer: man..commercial paper, why are you making other poeple do your law school homework for you? Oddly enough I was just trying to understand this $h!t a few moments ago The answer to part one requires more detail. Surerty is the umbrella term for someone who incurs a secondary obligation. A gurantor is type of surety who agrees to pay only after the primary obliger is sued and cannot pay. PArt Two, if the agent acts outside of his authority, he is liable, the principal is not

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Answer: Yeah and? It still requires you to be stupid enough to sign the contract. Complain all you want. If your signature is on it, you agreed to the situation. The end.

Question: I need immmigration form I-312 or Designation of Attorney in Fact form HELP PLEASE? MY COUSIN POSTED A BOND FOR MY HUSBAND AND NOW THE MONEY WILL BE RETURNED TO US BUT SINSE I, NOT THE OBLIGOR WE NEED TO FILL OUT FORM I-312 BUT I CAN NOT FIND IT PLEASE HELP ANYONE

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Question: Termination of Child Support Arrears in Texas...? If you have an ongoing case with the Attorney Generals Office in Texas for Child Support and you owe Arrears, can the Obligor (person who is receiving child support) go down to the AG office and file a request to terminate arrears at any time?

Answer: You can file but in no way do I think it will be granted.

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Question: Child Support Question;? Have you ever heard of a court allowing someone to pay less money to one child then he does to his two previous children? A few details; A couple of months ago, the Obligor petitioned the courts to have his CS lowered. A hearing was scheduled over the phone to hear both parties’ thoughts. The Obligee’s only request was that the Obligor support her child with the same amount that he is supporting for each of his other two children. Two weeks later the Obligee receives the verdict in the mail, and it clearly shows that the Obligor is paying nearly one hundred dollars LESS to the Obligees child. It is signed by a judge. I have not heard of this before, and wanted to know, do you think this might be an over sight? Maybe something the Obligee could stand a chance of fighting? Any suggestions that I can give her?

Answer: The calculation of support is based on more than just the variable of how many kids there are and who they belong to. Generally, obligors are required to pay an amount based on the income and dependents of the obligee. Meaning if mom 1 has 2 children and makes $0 a year, she may receive $600 or $300 per child. Where mom 2, had 1 child, and makes $0, but since she only has the one dependent may only receive $200 per child. OR mom 1 has 1 child and mom 2 has 1 child, BUT, mom 1 only makes $35,000 a year & mom 2 has a job and makes $65,000 a year, so she is only entitled to $200 vs the $300. it is also based on visitation, insurance benefits and other factors as well.