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Courts typically aim to make custody decisions based on the childs best interests. While non-payment of child support can lead to various legal consequences, it is not an automatic reason for losing custody. However, it can indirectly affect custody decisions in some situations.
To decide what is best for a child, the judge considers: The age and health of the child. The emotional ties between the parents and the child. The childs ties to their school, home, and community.
If a parent who owes support is found in contempt of court for willful non-payment of child support, the parent may be incarcerated until payment is made as ordered, but only if the court makes a specific finding that the parent has the present ability to pay a specific dollar amount.
Contempt of Court: As mentioned earlier, the court can hold the non-paying parent in contempt, which may lead to fines, penalties, or even jail time. Credit Reporting: Unpaid child support can negatively affect the noncustodial parents credit score, making it more challenging for them to secure loans or housing.
In general, a father cannot unilaterally decide to keep children away from their mother simply because she is not paying child support. Child support and custody/visitation are typically treated as separate legal issues.
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A: The standard child support percentage in California is 25%. This means that, in general, 25% of the non-custodial parents net income goes to one child. For two children, its 40%; for three children, its 50%; for four kids, 60%; and for five or more, a higher percentage is determined.
Child custody and child support are handled at the same time.
If you owe child support, it may be more difficult to obtain custody of your children, but it is still possible if you can demonstrate to the court that you are able to provide a stable and safe environment for them.

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