Im a single mom with two children and recieve no child support where can I find help with this
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Go to your State Human Resources website and look up child support enforcement. Call them and keep calling them. they will garnish a person's wages and give you that money.
494300
The child support department is suppose to help you, maybe you have not given us qll the info. here to help you.
297384
Heres the thing man, I went through it to. There is nothing you can do; in respects to what she does with the money.  She does not have to provide and accounting to anyone of how she spends her child support check.  All she has to do is provide a home evironment for the child/children, you know feed and cloth them, get them to school ext.  If she is neglecting the children and you can prove it then call CPS or hire and attorney to take her back to court and win custody.   But before you do that, put yourself in the judges or a third parties shoes, how do you think others are going to see you case when you present what you have.  Most often emotions come in to play.  Good Luck
611328
Lesa,\n\nBelow are a number of links to various sites that may be of help. I have headed each one so you will know the site destination.\n\nGeorgia Child Support Services:\nhttp://ocse.dhr.georgia.gov/portal/site/DHR-OCSE/menuitem.f3ca900e75789bd18e738510da1010a0/?vgnextoid=4f9a10ad92000010VgnVCM100000bf01010aRCRD\n\nOklahoma Child Support Enforcement Division:\nhttp://www.okdhs.org/childsupport/csservices.htm\n\nUS Department of Health and Human Services:\nhttp://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/cse/prgrpt.htm\n\nThe rest of the links that follow are to private child support recovery services. These can be very effective companies but I would caution against those who require upfront fees. There are a number of privatized collection/recovery services who will only expect their fees upon actual collection of unpaid support. Typically these types of collection companies will deduct up to 30% from the amount actually collected for their services.\n\nhttp://www.child-support-info.org/gpage3.html\n\nhttp://www.supportkids.com/default.aspx\n\nhttp://www.childsupport.com/\n\nhttp://www.childsupportrecovery.com/\n\nhttp://www.supportcollectors.com/\n\nhttp://www.deadbeatparent.com/\n\nhttp://www.child-support-collections.com/\n\n\nI hope this information will be of help and if you need further assistance please feel free to contact me.\n\nBest Wishes
518353
sorry when you have money you can not get help.  I was a single parent as my son was growing up and I did not use aid I got a job and raised him, he then learned if you want something you have to work for it. You could always get a job.  I am disabled and have medicare.  If you are too sick to work you can apply.
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Yes, you need to take this deadbeat to court.  I don't know where you live, so it I can't give you any specific advice, but every city has people (usually in the family assistance office) that can help you with the paperwork.\n\nYou may not want to see this guy again, but your child--HIS child--needs financial support, and you should get it for your daughter.
493272
First of all, kick that "aquaintance" in the butt hard! Second, maybe you should join a support group for single parents.
649544
I would check with Family Services in your city.  They can ususally steer you in the right direction.
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There are several steps you need to take; you are right, you should contact your local child support authority and they will take the neccesary steps to modify your child support (no legal fees for you).\nYou can agree to the amount IF no state aid is being expended on behalf of the children.  If the children are receiving medicaid or the household receives food stamps, you have to go by the state child support guidelines. \nAs for the back child support ("arrears") owed, you can forgive those.  The child support office will be able to draw up an affidavit for you to sign saying you forgive the arrears and they will be dropped, so long as it is not money owed to the state (for any benefits expended while you were pregnant).\n\nThere is a lot more information that your local chid support office can give you, and if your local office is like our office here, they are 100% willing to help and make both you and your ex happy.
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Support for your two younger children will be set at your divorce.  Support for your first child has to be 'established ' first.  Anytime a payer has a significant increase in income--support should be adjusted.  Talk to someone at your local child support office.  (You probably will have to with your impending divorce anyway.)  They will contact your boy's father regarding support.  And if it is a huge increase, you may be able to agree to a lesser amount of support (still getting a big increase) and you will look like the 'good guy'.  Also, if you're going to apply for benefits (medical assistance, food stamps etc) from your state, this will compel the CSA to collect a proper amount of support for your kids.\n\n\nHere's a link to your states CSE website:\n\nhttp://www.okdhs.org/
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go on line and go under attorneys. then type in probate attorneys. There are all kinds of attorneys that work and give advice for free. Especially when it comes to children. Free bono attorneys just do some research. and to file she doesn't need any money. just go to the court house to the clerk and ask for a divorce packet tell them mom with child and no money and they will wave it all. I know i did it with 3 girls and a screw up for an old man. He doesn't even have to show up just send a certified copy to last known address and that's all you need to do. If he shows good for him if not better for you....
397175
Unfortunately you were given some bad information. Being on permanent disability (SSD or SSDI) does not excuse you from paying child support. The only thing that changes is that child support collection will now take it out of your social security check instead of your paycheck. This is true in all 50 states. They should be taking out 17% per child, per mother...but no more then 25% total for each mother. If they are taking out more or if you have questions regarding this, call your local social security office:\n\n260 Executive Dr, Lexington\n1-(859) 294-5633
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Here's some text from the State of Michigan Department of Human Services website: (1)\n\n"Michigan’s child support program operates through the cooperative efforts of three agencies:\n    * The Department of Human Services Office of Child Support\n    * Prosecuting attorneys in each county\n    * Friends of the court"\n\nI don't think it'll give you a direct answer to your question. More likely it'll just point up how confusing and convoluted it can be.\n\nI rarely expect anything fast when working through this many organizations. Get to your local Family Independence Agency for immediate support.\n\nYou can do a pre-screening online from another State of Michigan web page for Michigan Assistance and Referral Services. (2)
337406
Contact your local legal aid department.  This and child custody matters are the types of things they primarily help people with.
83018
As a social worker you are not the priority and even if it is a private agency you are not a customer, at least as far as agency policy goes.  The mother may have changed her mind and or her rights are not completely severed until 30 days after the child is born she can change her mind.  As far as getting your money back i don't think there is a way sorry
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Well you need all the help you can get, for the child's sake. Go down to local legal services and ask for help.
535316
You absolutely need to speak with a family law attorney. If you can't afford a lawyer, talk to Legal Aid. If you can't find them in the phone book, your state's Bar Association can give you their number.