if you owe the bank money for a loan and you owe child support to who gets the money first and how long will.?
152689
Depends on the laws of your state.  I'd try to talk to both and make arrangements for payments.  Bank I don't think can put you in jail, but child support violation could.
873043
If you won the lottery I would assume that you would pay all of your child support in order to care for your child.\n\nYour ex would probably take you back to court and have the support raised but I would again assume that one of the first things you would do is provide for your child with your winnings.
793501
Patricia--if you're disabled and raising two children (not your own?) you should apply for every service your county has to offer you--ie food stamps, medical assistance, care taker supplements or cash aid, if available in your state.  The state will be compelled to collect partial repayment from the father (and mother if these are not your children.)  You won't have to wait for a deadbeat to pay--the state sends you the aid and collects partial repayment.  Your child should also be eligible for benefits off your social security if you haven't been collecting that already.  After you've applied for EVERYTHING your eligible for THEN go to your child support office and give them any information you have on the children's father (and mother).  If you do have an order for support and he is only making partial payments he still owes you that money.  Agencies are reluctant to take people who are 'making an effort' back to court because it encourages those who REALLY are trying to quit.  If he is just gaming the system--demand your case be enforced and he be taken back to court and held in contempt.\n\nGood luck!
1134742
I would call child support enforcement and have them look into it..sounds fishy to me.
428927
In Washington:\nBoth parent's income are added together to come up with a standard of living amount for the child.\nIf either party does not have a job, they are given a potential earning amount based on their age and earning potential. It generally does not matter if one does not have a job. The court takes the implied amount, combines it with the other parents income and comes up with a percentage each parent is responsible for.\nIf one parent is destitute, they are required to pay at least $25 a month.\nIf the "ex" is a stand up person, they will find a way to kick you something even if it comes from the student loans...
515134
You still have to pay it.  You owe the mom that much -- esentially, she loaned it to you.
842042
You contact the state department that issued the child support payments to begin with.
548492
Oh, yes m'am. He *is* still liable to pay back support. In fact, you have until the tenth anniversary of the date the child/ren graduates from high school to begin the initial process of trying to collect. This is a little known fact that every Texas mother should read.
982717
There could be several reasons why you have not received the child support yet.  \nIn my state IF a child received any state aid like medicaid, food stamps or such, then before the mother gets any money then the child support will go to pay back the services.  \nYou need to contact the child and social services agency to find out what is going on.  They may not have your address.   \nIt could be many things including he may be not telling the truth.\nGood luck
870474
If one parent has custody, the other parent has to pay child support.  It doesn't matter who makes more money.  Children are entitled to financial support from both parents.
933636
You should probably contact the Child Support Agency for further information if your husband has agreed maintenance payments with them.  FSee below for the link.
375617
I am assuming you are asking how do you handle paying child support when you have a child that does not live with you and two that do?  Or maybe none of them do?\n\nAnyway, when the court orders child support, if you have other children at that time, they are included in the child support calculation.  (biological or adopted children only, step-children so not count)  If you have the children after the child support has been ordered, you can ask for the court to re-visit the order and try to get a decrease, but it may not be advisable, depending on your situation.\n\nIf you have more than one child support order for children that do not live with you, there is an order of priority established if necessary.  The first order files receives priority over any additional orders.  But again, the difference in the two amounts would be a nominal precentage.\n\nThis may differ by state, but that is how it works in my state...
626830
You need to speak with either a child support enforcement officer of a lawyer.
935556
Tell her to immediately get on the phone and report that information to child support enforcement without delay!! Also make sure she doesn't mention that she is interested in finding out if the support cvan be garnished from it to the child's father because he may try to hide it or be more secretive. Tell her prior to calling try to find out from him who the insurance compnay is that he sued, that way when she contacts enforcement they will know what insurance agency to contact to put a garnish on it. I know it can be done, because my ex husband was hit by a car as a pedestrian and he was warded money. They took it and because he has such a history of not paying they even took out a year's worth of ADVANCE payments. Hopefully there is still some time before the insurance company pays to allow for enforcement to contact the insurance agency and to allow for them to get the petition to granish over to a judge to get signed. She needs to take advantage of this quickly before he gets that check and cashes it and it's too late for her to lay claim. If for some reason your state doesn't allow support to be garnished from a settlement, which I don't see why not, then she needs to make sure once she knows he has endorsed that check that she stays on enforcement's back of pursuing him to comply with child support...I'm sure if they don't garnish his check, once he cashes it and he has a choice of jail or paying a 5th of his check to support, he'll choose to pay.
540223
Any money that is left over after paying all of your debts will be refunded to you.  Now also, if you owe money for like "Child Support", they can't hold your refund for any interest that is owed after the principal amount has been paid.  \nGood luck.
1090504
The mother would only get child support from the time the case is filed for child support...I know this because I waited eight years to file on my now exboyfriend and could not get back child support, it started from the date I filed, and more than likely it will start from the date she filed...You will need to contact your division of child support enforment or contact juvi-courts in your state and get the process started before the child gets older.   good luck.
1097456
If you had a court order for child support before he went to jail, he should owe back child support for the time he was in jail. Just because someone goes to jail does not excuse them from paying their child support obligation.