Child Support And Custody

Summary

Failure to pay child support in Arkansas can be used as evidence in custody cases, but it is not the only factor considered. The courts primary focus is on the childs best interests, which include the childs safety and well-being, the parents ability to provide, and the stability of the home environment.

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Can not paying child support be used as evidence to win custody
Not paying child support can be used as evidence in custody cases, but it is not the sole determining factor. Courts primarily consider the best interests of the child, which include:
- Child’s safety and well-being
- Parent's ability to provide
- Stability of the home environment
Which state are you located in? This helps to provide specific legal guidelines.
Arkansas
In Arkansas, failing to pay child support can indeed be used as evidence in custody cases, but it's only one of many factors the court will consider. The Arkansas courts will primarily focus on the best interests of the child, taking into account:
- Child’s safety and well-being
- Parent's ability to provide
- Stability of the home environment
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