Receipt for child support?

[toribella]

What is the name of your state? Kentucky

I forward my ex a receipt the day I get her electronic child support payment. She has indicated that she does not want the receipt because it shows a deduction on her payroll check. There is no wage assignment ordered so I use the receipt via e-mail as documentation as to monies paid as well as monies in arrears.

question: Should I continue this practice (legally) for future court action for failing to adhere to settlement agreement when pertaining to the child support payments? I used e-mail to provide an electronic means of accountability. Is this correct or is there a better Legal way to conduct this matter?

Thanks.

The responsibilty to prove payments have been made is on that of the payor. It's in your best interest to keep track, however should there be a question, she must prove that a payment is made. The best way to cover both of yourselves is to have payments made through the Family Support Registry in your state (if your state has one.) If she doesn't want a receipt for it, I wouldn't waste your time.

 

[fairisfair]

The responsibilty to prove payments have been made is on that of the payor. It's in your best interest to keep track, however should there be a question, she must prove that a payment is made. The best way to cover both of yourselves is to have payments made through the Family Support Registry in your state (if your state has one.) If she doesn't want a receipt for it, I wouldn't waste your time.

Did you even read the post? Do you have the slightest ability to comprehend the english language?? THAT IS NOT THE PURPOSE OF HIM SENDING RECEIPTS.

He can not just willy nilly start sending payments to the "family support registry".

You are NOT qualified to give legal advice. You need to be quiet.

 

[Zigner]

As was said - if all you are sending is a "receipt", no court will find you guilty of any sort of harassment (usually I'm not so comfortable as to say "never", but I am in this case)