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State child support collectors and their reports to credit bureaus
Posted on 11/30/17 at 8:36 am
Posted on 11/30/17 at 8:36 am
You've separated from your spouse and now the state is trying to collect child support from you. They file in June, but the child support hearing is not until September. When the child support hearing takes place, you are dinged for $500 per month, retroactive to June which was the date of demand. You now immediately owe $1500 in arrears. No problem, the State agrees that you can pay it out at $100 per month. Everything is fine ... no. The State then dings your credit report by sending the arrearage to the credit bureaus.
I think this is incredibly chickenshit. You don't know what to pay until you have court. Granted, you should save up some money knowing that there will be an arrearage, but most people don't.
I had a guy who just got a check for a $550 overpayment, but when he looked at his credit report, it had a $108 ding for unpaid child support.
I've also seen people who haven't paid CS in years, and they have no ding on their credit report.
And, the reduced credit scores can make it harder to pay child support.
I think this is incredibly chickenshit. You don't know what to pay until you have court. Granted, you should save up some money knowing that there will be an arrearage, but most people don't.
I had a guy who just got a check for a $550 overpayment, but when he looked at his credit report, it had a $108 ding for unpaid child support.
I've also seen people who haven't paid CS in years, and they have no ding on their credit report.
And, the reduced credit scores can make it harder to pay child support.
This post was edited on 11/30/17 at 8:37 am
Posted on 11/30/17 at 8:38 am to chinhoyang
Pay your child support you low life.
Posted on 11/30/17 at 8:39 am to tiger rag 93
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Pay your child support you low life.
My children are adults and I've never had a child support obligation.
Posted on 11/30/17 at 8:45 am to chinhoyang
Are you trying to make the trashiest post possible??
Posted on 11/30/17 at 8:46 am to chinhoyang
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I think this is incredibly chicken shite. You don't know what to pay until you have court. Granted, you should save up some money knowing that there will be an arrearage, but most people don't.
False
Louisiana has a formula for CS payments. I actually requested the LA DCFS enforce our CS arrangement bc my ex kept accusing me of not paying even though I had proof of never missing a payment.
I knew what my child support would be the moment I first met with my lawyer. However I did know my ex's salary and we had the custodial arrangement already worked out.
What I hate about my arrangement is that I have 50-50 custody and still have to pay CS because I get paid more than her and despite the fact she refuses to pay for anything the child needs.
I have absorbed all costs for the child because it isn't his fault his mom is a selfish B*tch. I have faith he will recognize how lopsided things were when he gets older and be grateful.
Three more years and I'm done with that BS
Posted on 11/30/17 at 8:48 am to chinhoyang
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I think this is incredibly chickenshit. You don't know what to pay until you have court. Granted, you should save up some money knowing that there will be an arrearage, but most people don't.
That's bullshite
The kids aren't free during that period. He should have been paying something then when amount is set they can settle up.
The formula is online so it's pretty easy to get close
Posted on 11/30/17 at 8:56 am to chinhoyang
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chinhoyang
A father should be paying to support his children anyway. Waiting until the courts decree the amount is bullshite and irresponsible.
Posted on 11/30/17 at 9:29 am to chinhoyang
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the reduced credit scores can make it harder to pay child support
WTH???? So you need a loan to pay for diapers and food? You don't have a problem with Support Enforcement, you need a better job. Help support your child/children, otherwise don't have kids.
Posted on 11/30/17 at 9:33 am to randybobandy
he isnt talking about himself
Posted on 11/30/17 at 9:34 am to tiger rag 93
I assume that anyone who downvotes your post is a trashy, deadbeat divorcee who think that their "bitch of an ex wife" is the devil.
Posted on 11/30/17 at 9:46 am to chinhoyang
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You've separated from your spouse and now the state is trying to collect child support from you. They file in June, but the child support hearing is not until September. When the child support hearing takes place, you are dinged for $500 per month, retroactive to June which was the date of demand. You now immediately owe $1500 in arrears. No problem, the State agrees that you can pay it out at $100 per month. Everything is fine ... no. The State then dings your credit report by sending the arrearage to the credit bureaus.
I think this is incredibly chicken shite. You don't know what to pay until you have court. Granted, you should save up some money knowing that there will be an arrearage, but most people don't.
I had a guy who just got a check for a $550 overpayment, but when he looked at his credit report, it had a $108 ding for unpaid child support.
I've also seen people who haven't paid CS in years, and they have no ding on their credit report.
And, the reduced credit scores can make it harder to pay child support.
You need a court order to tell you to support your child? What a pile of shite, do you think your ex was just shitting out money from June to September?
Moron
Posted on 11/30/17 at 9:49 am to Tigeralum2008
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What I hate about my arrangement is that I have 50-50 custody and still have to pay CS
This is not fair at all. I see it all the time though.
WHat you need to do is tell CSE that you now self identify as a woman and all collection efforts should cease as the state never goes after women for child support.
My ex owes over $40K in back child support with interest and our son is now 25 and I doubt either of us will ever see a dime of it or that she will ever pay any penalty for not paying .
Posted on 11/30/17 at 9:52 am to chinhoyang
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now the state is trying to collect child support from you
The state shouldn't have to make anyone pay for their kids, plus $500 isn't shite.
I spend $500 a week on my kid
Posted on 11/30/17 at 10:24 am to Tigeralum2008
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I have absorbed all costs for the child because it isn't his fault his mom is a selfish B*tch. I have faith he will recognize how lopsided things were when he gets older and be grateful.
Three more years and I'm done with that BS
I feel your pain bro. Sounds like you are describing my son's mother. I have five more months left and I'll be done
Posted on 11/30/17 at 10:44 am to VABuckeye
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A father should be paying to support his children anyway. Waiting until the courts decree the amount is bullshite and irresponsible.
not really, why shouldn't she be paying him?
Why does the father automatically have to start paying?
Its one thing if hes not trying to have any custody but if the father is trying to custody why should he just pony up cash flow for her? It should be between the mother and father to figure it out until there is a court order.
Posted on 11/30/17 at 10:47 am to brass2mouth
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Why does the father automatically have to start paying?
If the mother has custody , yes the father should start paying, if the father has custody then the mother should start paying.
WHy?
1. Because it's the right thing to do
2. Because the state is going to go back and asses some back child support anyway, may as well start paying it.
Posted on 11/30/17 at 10:50 am to chinhoyang
Your friend isn't giving you the whole story...
Posted on 11/30/17 at 11:26 am to brass2mouth
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brass2mouth
So you think if he's trying to get custody but doesn't have it that it's a pass on his responsibility to support his children financially? What world do you live in?
And why on earth would the mother pay him if she has custody?
The presumption here is that the children are living with the mother.
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