· 12/11/1979
Armour v. Allen
Citations
- 377 So. 2d 798
How courts have described this case
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- \Child support is a right which belongs to the child. It is not a requirement imposed by one parent on the other; rather it is a dual obligation imposed on the parents by the State.\ Id. at 800
- statute of limitations does not apply to child support proceedings
- existence of an agreement purporting to relieve a party of child support payments may be a relevant factor going to the willfulness of that party’s failure to pay, but does not affect the obligation of child support as such
- parent cannot contract away right of child to support
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Judges: Booth
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