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Get ready for a courtroom rollercoaster! This compilation features a mother desperately trying to get her child's father to pay overdue child support while he claims financial hardship. We'll see a father's plea for more parenting time amidst allegations of neglect, and a mother fighting to suspend visitation due to serious concerns. Plus, discover why one dad's motion to lower child support was denied, and the shocking reason why a paternity test was ordered. You won't want to miss these intense legal showdowns! #FamilyCourt #ChildSupport #CustodyBattle #LegalDrama #Courtroom #ParentingTime #ChildWelfare Kendra Harmsen, Cameron Whitmore, Margaret Rumble, Vance Johnson Marissa Newkirk, Frederick Smith, Miss Williams, Janiyah Jackson Kavion Walden Michael, Randal Vander Veen, Josh Copen, Kelly Vander Veen Jonathan Zamora, Brittany Avery, Renee Wagoner, Sean Cox Robert Durham, Gloria Perry, Tiffany Johnson, John Andrew Johnson Jante Jones, Sharmika Naeves, Crystal Guerrero Martinez, Darius Calvert Amber Kelvert, Muhammad Carswell, Larissa Kite, Gardner Mr. Naniga, Adam Herring, Carrie Herring (Frick), David Wheeler Monica Lyn Block, Mr. Wheeler, Miss Wheeler Legal Terms Defined: Child Support Guidelines (Michigan Child Support Formula Manual): A set of state-mandated rules and calculations used to determine the presumptive amount of child support based on parental income, overnights with the child, and other factors. Deviations are only allowed under specific circumstances. Established Custodial Environment (ECE): In custody disputes, this refers to the environment where the child naturally looks for love, guidance, and necessities of life (school, doctors, etc.). A parent with an ECE has more legal standing in custody and relocation cases. Proper Cause or Change of Circumstances: A legal standard required to modify existing custody or parenting time orders. Courts will not revisit these issues without evidence of a significant change in the child's or parents' situation since the last order was made. Guardian ad Litem (GAL): A person appointed by the court to represent the best interests of a child in legal proceedings. This role often involves investigating the situation and making recommendations to the court. A GAL can be costly. Pro Per (or Pro Se): Representing oneself in legal proceedings without an attorney. The court often provides more guidance to pro per litigants but emphasizes that they are responsible for understanding and following legal rules and procedures #relationship #relationships #dating #relationship #relationships #dating #relationshipadvice #divorce #datingadvice #datingtips #feminism #modernwomen #approch #marriage #marriedlife #feminism #modernwomen #datingtips This is legal commentary for educational purposes only. Not legal advice.