are child support and alimony the same thing?
no. alimony is money ordered to be paid by one divorcing spouse to the other for the benefit of that spouse. child support is assessed to meet the basic needs of a child.

many arrangements are possible for the divorce decree, including:

-one spouse pays both child support and alimony
-one spouse pays child support but no alimony
-one spouse pays alimony but no child support
-one spouse pays child support, but the other spouse pays alimony
Child support is for the child; not for the bankruptcy trustee.


If you don't get child support, file a violation petition in family court. as a child, my mom divorced. it was horrible, the divorce put us poverty. the man she divorced was a good man. he paid more child support than he had to by law. (i wasn't his biological son)i don't blame my mom as she was mentally wired differently than he.they were both 20 when they married,, long story. ever heard of adoption? love beats a paid cellphone every time ! and sometimes, though its sad for the firstborn to witness, moms andf even dads may learn something from their mistakes the first time round, and deal with a later child rather better Yes, it is possible. However, it all depends on the person’s [credit history](https://www.creditmantri.com/free-credit-score-analysis-online/), repaying ability, collateral and debt to income ratio. 

Not all banks have the same rule when it comes to the guarantor. Generally, the guarantor of an education loan should be either your family member or relative. If the education loan amount is huge, the guarantor should have a good credit history and enough collateral to get the loan. This is to ensure that the collateral can be used against defaults. 

If the guarantor is already having a home loan, the lenders usually calculate the debt to income ration of the guarantor. The chances of approval are highly possible if the debt to income ratio is below 50%. This is to ensure that the guarantor is not burdened with too much of debt. no ... trivia plus: they are 19 years apart in age, too. animals eat their young for the same reason humans have abortions.

as far as incest is concerned. it happens in nature just as much as it happens in humans. first cousins can have children turn out perfectly fine.

it sounds like your cousin isn't that well educated. he needs to stop only reading headlines/taglines in the newspapers.

animals don't act different from humans. they do what they do to get what they need and make themselves happy. following with the same question If you are an adult, you need to file for and Adult Abuse Order of Protection at the courthouse in the county where you reside. If you are a minor, a parent will have to file (on your behalf) for a Child Order of Protection. You should consult an attorney experienced with guardianships, if there is already a guardianship in place.


If not, then the money is yours and it is yours to do with as you like. Without knowing a lot more about your situation, there isn't much that an attorney can advise to help you protect your assets.