If you give up your kids for adoption do you still owe the state any support???
473369
Child support is not owed to the state. The state collects it forcibly if the parent will not pay willingly, but some states just collect if forcibly because they are nasty.  If you give your kids up for adoption, you owe nothing, and have nothing. A parent who gives up their kids must pay a great deal more than money. They will be paying a bit of themselves for the rest of their life.
210744
As in you want to release someone from support obligations or you feel its' time you stopped paying child support?\n\nThe answer to your question is probably going to be "court order".\n\nIn any event I'd recommend contacting your county courthouse and requesting the information from an authority.\n\nBest of Luck,\nArmus
161377
sounds like you no a legal resident either, but either way let him adopt the kids. nobody really gives a crap anyway.at least somebody wants em!
289339
well really nothin but child support .. ..  i am in the same sistuaition as you i think my dad is in prison and my mom abandands me in the cold winter time night sky .. she won't let me in she locks me .. .. out .. and she just wants to put us in a foster home but none will take us casue were to difficult  .. .. so really all i have is my older brother on my side and a few friends really good ones so what you don't have try to get it back and what you have hold on to it tight
89032
you can make a deal... I'll sign these papers if you lower the amount owed. If your friend hasn't seen the kid, has no relationship, then he should at least allow the kid to have a Dad by signing over his rights. Maybe he could get a stipulation that makes it an open adoption?
959213
Contact your child support agency.  Click on your state and find your local office.\n\nhttp://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/cse/extinf.html
268560
You need to speak with an attorney. Even if someone in here says they are one you still need to speak with one in person. They offer free consultations and can steer you in the right direction.I would say if the parental rights were given up then there probably isnt anything that can be done. But please speak with an attorney here.
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
122291
supposedly yes but I would contact the child support contact site and get a confirmation or go to domestic relations and have them set it up for you
1027668
My ex-husband refuses to pay support or visit with our special needs daughter, because ha says that she is not his.  His new wife (that he just married a few months ago) says there is no way that my daughter is his (my daughter is 6 and he had dated this woman for 2 months before marring her).  DNA tests aren't cheap, so I decided to go ahead and call and see if they could help me.  I have tried to get on this show like 10 times.  One time they told me if I knew all the information they could help me, so I gave it to them.  Then they said someone would call me back, they never did.
709504
I live in Pa also and tried to do the same thing.I was not permitted to have my child's fathers rights terminated,and he hadn't seen my son for years and sent very sporadic child support.The reason I was given,according to my lawyer,was that in Pa,a child cannot be made a "bastard",terrible name,but that is what they legally call a child without a father.If I had been remarried and my new husband wanted to adopt my son,that would be a possibility,but they cannot make a child fatherless.Their reasoning I'm sure is that the child might then become the states responsibility if the mother alone couldn't support the child.This is the experience that I had dealing with the same issues.Good luck to you.
904714
The child support department is suppose to help you, maybe you have not given us qll the info. here to help you.
1113296
Yep!  My sister had it done to her ex.  He never paid for their now 13 year old son.  They took back support, current support out of his disability checks, and also gave her his entire income tax refund for the year.
280516
Just pay your child support. You helped create them, now take responsibility for them.
179154
In years of being unemployed, under employed and overwhelmed, I never missed a payment, but I certainly kknow how that felt for me. \nI am not done yet...but my father never paid child support.\nMatter of fact I only saw him 3 or 4 times growing up. \n\nI think as a matter of course in doing what is right, you can hold your head up, even if it is tough going.  I will tell you I honor and respect you for taking the extra effort to do this, even if it is not fair.\n\nNot all fathers are like you.  I do wish you luck.
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.
201169
Why would you want to? Do you love your kids? Then you need to fight for them. If you truely have no interest in them anymore (that sounds horrible), then you can sign away your parental rights to the kids. \n\nAs to the child support issue, your ex-wife would need to sign a document saying that she waives her right to child support. However, this is not money for her, it's money for your kids. I would think long and hard about screwing your kids before you do that.