What to do if my boyfriend is on the case with me and our son, we have shared custody and live together, so I think don’t think that he should have to pay child support?

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What to do if my boyfriend is on the case with me and our son, we have shared custody and live together, so I think don’t think that he should have to pay child support?

What do I do because they sent me forms that they want me to return but I did not request them?

Asked on December 11, 2012 under Family Law, Michigan

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Answered 11 years ago | Contributor

I suggest that you consult with a family law attorney with respect to the child support issue that you have written about in that your question is quite vague to allow a definitive response. If the boyfriend who is the father of the child is paying support to some degree but you are receiving AFDC, you need to return the forms sent you filled out and dated. Keep a copy of such for future use and need.


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