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if you are receiving it directly from him, you need to get legal counsel... talk to an attorney ...a one time-visit might not cost too much...also, you may contact your community legal services ...you may contact the Department of Human Services, they may be able to assist you...the attorneys have a way of getting child support money by garnishment of wages..the court will decide...contact an attorney!
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im not sure about all states but many including KY will put a hold on his tax refund then take out what he owes you in back support sending him whatever if any is left. i dont really understand how this divorce thing and claiming the kids works out, i know it happens but its in contradiction to the tax laws which say a child must meat certain requirements to be claimed for tax or eic purposes, including residence, the child must have lived with the person claiming him/her fopr more than half of the year (weekend visits dont add up to half of the year) and the person claiming the child must have provided more than half of the living costs of the child for the previous year. all of the criteria must be met by the parent that does not have full custody. my guess would be that if both mother and father claimed the same child no one would get the tax check until the issue had been resolved, then according to the tax laws whoever the child had lived with for the longest would get to claim the child
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Regardless of divorce decree, as of this year he needs a Form 8332 signed by the custodial parent (or one with greater custody) to claim the children. Consult your attorney or accountant.
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Have you ever heard the phrase: “two wrongs do not make a right”? This applies here. Just because your ex failed to follow the divorce decree (or child support order) does not give you the right to disregard the divorce decree.
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