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If a father has custody of his two sons and the mother owes 6500 in back child support and then the children go to live with their mother will she still have to pay the back child support?
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∙ 17y ago
Yes is the answer!Collecting it is another story. However it would be in your best interest if at all possible to work out some sort of timetable between the two of you before "you" will start paying. Sort of like an advanced credit on your part. Not sure how informed she is but if you go back to court at this point you will be ordered to pay child support "now" and you will probably never collect on the back child support. The law is designed to help the children in the present tense and anything else is your problem . Hope this helps!
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Until changed, the current orders remain valid. see my profile
