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72maybach

Junior Member
Iam a vet whos in the process of going to court for my social security, and i received a statement from child support, saying that i owe a substantional amount of money for a child that has yet to have the paternity determined. i havent worked in the last seven years due to my injuries, i cant afford a lawyer, and legal aid cant help. with a zero balance on money, what can i do, some one please help, anthonyU.S. law)? FLORIDA
 


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Proserpina

Senior Member
72maybach said:
Iam a vet whos in the process of going to court for my social security, and i received a statement from child support, saying that i owe a substantional amount of money for a child that has yet to have the paternity determined. i havent worked in the last seven years due to my injuries, i cant afford a lawyer, and legal aid cant help. with a zero balance on money, what can i do, some one please help, anthonyU.S. law)? FLORIDA
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I'm not sure what you're asking - what are you wanting to suppress?

Is there actually a child support order, or is this the first step in the process?
 
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BL

Senior Member
Why do you have to go to court for SS?

Were you married when the said child was born?
 
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