Recent content by colson111

What is the name of your state? Minnesota My sister is in the process of starting a divorce. She seperated from her husband about a month ago. She moved out with the kids and they are sharing custody currently. She was a stay at home mom while living there. As soon as she moved out she...

Umm, maybe the poster is the father???

The difference I think the difference is when giving the coal for Christmas you are saying she is a bad kid. If you don't buy them something at the store this once, you are saying they are being bad at this time.

back child support "would he have to pay back child support since he has never helped out" No, he would only be required to pay child support from the date of filing on.

What if he doesn't work? He has been sending money to a bank account in Mexico for some time now, so if he has saved enough up to live off of, will they take that money into account?

What is the name of your state? MN When my son was born his dad didn't have any identification for his name and needed to get someone else to sign that he was indeed who he said he was for the Noterization of the Recognition of Parentage document. Since this took him a long time, when I...

I just did this What they had me do, was write a letter stating that all the arrearages have been taken care of outside of the garnishment. I signed it and sent it to my cs worker. I don't think there is a formal form for this.

MN awards all varations of custody It all depends on the case. I was informed that certain counties in MN are against joint custody though. My lawyer told me to file through Anoka county, so that I would be able to get full custody instead of joint.

Your situation is different You were married when the child was born. That is why you are the one responsible for child support. In MN you are automatically considered the father when you are married.

He won't be recieving a larger paycheck, because the same amount will be taken out for his other daughter.

Will he be informed of the change? If so, I agree that would be the best move on my part. I don't want him to quit working and leave his other daughter in the dust again.

FYI: Talked to my case worker It seems what he owes is more then $100 a month. He has just never made enough, since the amount was decided, to pay the full amount. The case worker told me what I need to do is to write a letter to her stating that I consider the arrears paid in full and that I...

Thank you all! So, how would I go about doing this? I am willing to give up the money, but I don't want to pay to do it.

As far as I know it's all owed to me.