Britney Spears will reportedly stop making child support payments to her ex-husband Kevin Federline on Friday after 17 years.

Under the terms of judgment, there will still be some responsibilities to contribute on certain expenses,” Kevin Federline’s ...

the IRS would still be allowed to reduce your second-round stimulus check to pay past-due child support (as it can with first-round checks). But, under the Democrat-supported HEROES Act ...

Britney Spears will reportedly make her final child support payment to her ex-husband, Kevin Federline, this week, ending her ...

What if that income no longer exists? If you are the payor of a child support order and lose your job are you still obligated to pay? An obligation to pay child support is a legal obligation.

If you have custody of your child and you're a single parent receiving child support, you may be concerned that payments are delinquent or the amount of money you receive is insufficient.

Britney Spears and her estranged younger son, Jayden, have reportedly reconciled ahead of the popstar’s final child support ...

Child support is not considered taxable income by the IRS -- but there are some related tax rules to keep in mind.

Society views mothers as caretakers whose sole purpose is to cater to their families, and data backs that up. Regardless of ...

For 2024, the dependant amount is $15,705, which at the federal 15 per cent non-refundable tax credit rate is worth $2,356. A ...

Here, Telegraph Money talks you through what you need to consider when deciding how to support ... over time. “Paying the ...

When couples separate, the Federal Child Support Guidelines are used to legally determine the amount of child support one parent must pay to the other parent to help support their children. The ...