NCP income

cptofthehouse
Wed, 30 Jul 2014 11:13:36 +0000

I agree with Sybbie. Though some, in fact most, of the dads in the situations I knew and know have deserted their children in all ways other than the court ordered child support, they have no legal injunctions in place about having a place in their children’s lives. It’s all because they WANT no contact,not because it was court ordered. The same situation occurs with student ndependence. IT cannot be a voluntary giving up of the child to a guardianship but a court ordered termination of parental rights and access for the student to get this. Doesn’t matter if mom/dad refuse to give penny one and won’t even give an address where they live, doesn’t matter if they are sitting in jail, or a crackhouse, if there isn’t an order in place removing child from the situation, it doesn’t happen except under professional with everything laid out and verified on a third party basis.

In one situation, my son’s friend’s mother willingly signed her son over to her sister as a legal guardian, but because it was a free will thing, not ordered by the court, not only did PROFILE have to be completed for her, but so did FAFSA. That the sister pretty much raised the young man, paying for everything for him, made no difference at all. The custody chain had to be directed from the court, not simply signed over. Makes sense,. Anyone can sign a guardian ship that can be taken back for a relative, a friend. Heck, I had the paperwork temporarily for my niece and nephew for when they stayed with me for just a few weeks, from my brother. A whole other thing when it’s court ordered.

This category of student is one not addressed as a pitfall of the fin aid system. Parents who are alive but refusing to pay when they can, or even release financial aid info, which then prevents those kids from getting aid. As generous as Harvard might be, they won’t give if an absentee parent refuses to pay/give fin info unless it’s a court ordered stay away order.