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Old Oct 30, 2007, 05:39 PM
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dad not doing his part, CHILD SUPPORT?

4 yrs ago me and my x-bf broken up with 2 children, his name isnt on the birth certificate but he made me go with him to the lawyer to sign a paper saying that i have the kids during the school year and he has them only for the summer and that i cant ask for child support from him. i sign the paper bc i just wanted him away from me and leave me alone bc i he was very abusive and i was afraid of him. but now i build my confidence and im not scared of him no more. but my question is that .....we signed the papers when i lived in philadelphia but now i live in washington state as well as him..i moved to seattle so he could help out..we made a agreement on our own without lawyers invovled that i drop them off to school and he picks up until i get off from work but he would give me a hard time by not picking them up, other things are like i ask him that the kids need school supplies or clothes etc..but he would just give me a hard time so i just buy it myself.. but how could i make him help me or should i go after him for child support?? i hate to do that to him but i give him many chances for him to improve.. there are many things besides this, i feel he endager the kids by leaving them home alone or going gambling and letting the kids sit alone while he gambles..how do i go about child suport without my children going with him??

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Old Oct 30, 2007, 05:47 PM   #2  
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You need an attorney to determine the legality of what you signed and to see what you can do to formalize the custody and support.
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Old Oct 30, 2007, 06:20 PM   #3  
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I doubt it was "legal" at all, and I am surprised an attorney would do such things. ( well maybe not) But visitation agreements and child support is not formal unless it is signed off by a judge.

Get an attorney, stop talking to him about it, and get your rightful support
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