arrears/income tax

[tokyo16]

now i was told that that the person that is supposed to recieve the child support does not have to go and have the csea file for my boyfriends income tax return i heard that the courts intercede by way of social security numbers. is the true in the state of pennsylvania

 

[LegalBeagle]

now i was told that that the person that is supposed to recieve the child support does not have to go and have the csea file for my boyfriends income tax return i heard that the courts intercede by way of social security numbers. is the true in the state of pennsylvania

Please re-write in English and then someone will be able to help. Thank you.

 

[swthoss]

First off stick to the same thread it makes it easier to understand you without going back and forth, and you edited last post and then started new one. Just hit reply at the bottom.


If CSEA already has the case, then they may have already filed for his income tax, there's nothing you can do. If she does not want arears forgiven, there is nothing you can do. She may be able to forgive the arears, but both of them will have to go to court, talk to an Att. to see if it is possible. I don't see why she would give up the money though.

Like I said before the $50 a week is a gift, unless she states otherwise in court.

 

[jb8849]

This bugs me

I read constantly where parents are trying to get out of paying support, arrears and ongoing. Why doesn't the NCP put themselves in the CP's shoes? The support is supposed to be 1/2 of the children's expenses. Could you raise a child for $100/week? I say no. Then, why are the responsibilities being avoided? It is your moral and legal responsibility to aid in the support of your child(ren).

I have two children, receive no support, and continue to try and make it - somehow. My children have food and clothing while I do without. Accept your responsibility and do the right thing.