I have filed child support claim, they’ve sent me a letter saying they’re dropping my claim

Q) I have filed child support claims over four times, filed out every form I’ve been asked to and cooperated with every request from this office. Yet each time they’ve sent me a letter back saying they’re dropping my claim because I’m not “cooperating”. This has resulted in my not being able to receive emergency funds and assistance for myself and my children. I can’t seem to communicate with a live person and apparently no one can find my ex.

A) I understand how frustrating it must be to have filed child support claims over four times and still not be able to receive any assistance. It sounds like you are doing everything you can to cooperate with the child support agency, but they are still not helping you.

I would recommend that you continue to try to contact the child support agency and speak to a live person. If you are unable to get through to someone on the phone, you can try going to the office in person. When you speak to someone, be sure to explain that you have filed claims over four times and that you are still not receiving any assistance.

You can also try contacting your local legal aid office. They may be able to help you with your child support case.

Finally, you can try contacting your state representative or senator. They may be able to help you get in touch with someone at the child support agency who can help you.

I hope that you are able to get the assistance that you need.

A Child support case fall under the category of family law. You may need a lawyer specializing in this type of law who deals with child support, custody, marriage, divorce, adoption, domestic partnership, and more. Though many family law matters can be handled without the use of an attorney, legal counsel is usually recommended for child support cases. If you are experiencing child support issues in your case it’s best to get help from a qualified attorney to help you with your case.