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Can a mother file for child support if the person has found out he's not the farther and they were never married?
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∙ 14y ago
You did not mention the state that you are in or born in.
First the father has to be alive
Second did the father give up his rights to you. Terminate his parental custody to you?
If he did. He owes you nothing. And owes nothing to your mother.
Also if the mother never filed for child support and was never supported by the state that you were born and/or living in, and she supported you with her own earnings and nothing else, then child support was never an issue in the first place.
You need to see if you can contact your mother and find out more about your history with your father and her.
Also you should call Child Support Enforcement in your state and see if that is even possible to do.
It may not be possible due to the reasons above and/or now where you are an adult the claim may be null and void.
Depending on the state and all.
And depending on where you were born. Usually the state where you are born handles the child support collections for custodial parents, no matter how many times you move from state to state.
Who knows you may have money waiting for you as well. They may not of been able to find your mother to pay her during your time of growing up.
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 14y agoYou can try, and in some states you may even win . But if I understand you correctly, and you allowed a man to THINK this child was his , and now expect him to continue to support this child, it sounds pretty sleazy . It's your child , you support it.
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∙ 14y agoAt the least, you will first need legal custody of the child - possibly adoption.
File a "child in need of care" motion for guardianship, along with a motion for child support.
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