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Have been paying child support 200 although the court order you to pay 153 have not missed a payment. Check garnished because mother lied about not receiving 3 months What can I do even showed proof.?
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∙ 15y ago
appeal and go back w/ proof
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This is definitely a question you can respectfully ask for the Court's opinion on when you meet with the Judge.
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