July 28, 2010
Interview with Family Lawyer Monica Hanrahan Freitag – Part 1
This is part 1 of my interview with Monica Hanrahan Freitag, a domestic relations lawyer at the law firm of Kessler, Schwarz and Solomiany. In part 1, Monica and I discuss how family law judges approach child support calculations and the special problems that arise when one or both parents are disabled. How are child support payments adjusted? How is the long delay in Social Security adjudication addressed?
Here are some of the links discussed in this interview:
Kessler, Schwarz Solomiany law firm site
Fulton County, Georgia Family Court forms
Pro se Family Law forms - courtesy of attorney Steve Worrall
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I found out the my ex husband just started getting SSDI in the state of Texas. I live in Wisconsin and my son is now 20. I am owed over 20K in arrers. My local office from day one is no help. I called and she said that they won’t take arrers from SSDI. Is that true and if so how can I go about getting what is owed to me?
I live in ny and my daughter’s father lives in indiana my daughter is now getting ssi for a learning disability she has. I can’t find any thing reguaiding if it count’s for childsupport, it say’s if the paying parent gets ssi it is not counted and the childsupport will be zero, does the same hold ture for the child who gets ssi as far as the custodial parent’s incone it would not be counted for my income or will it. thank you Theresa
I have more of a question than a comment. I recieve SSI and my ex husband has began to pay $100.00 per month in arrears child support. Both of my children are now adults. Will SSI take all or any of the extra $100.00 I get from arrears child support per month?