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I have recently got custody, how do I file child support?
Q) I have recently got custody of my 2 kid and one that is not mine all from the same mother how do I file child support and what do I need?
A) Steps for filing Child Support
Step 1: Open a child support case.
Step 2: Locate the noncustodial parent (NCP)
Step 3: Establish paternity.
Step 4: File a support order.
Step 5: Set-up payment.
Step 6: Enforce the support order.
Step 7: Review the order.
Source: https://childsupport.georgia.gov/understanding-child-support
Documents You Need To Bring When Filing For Child Support
If you need to file for child support services for the first time you’ll need to bring the following documents with you:
- A valid photo ID, such as your driver’s license or up-to-date passport
- Proof of your address, such as a recent rent receipt, mortgage statement, or utility bill
- Birth certificate(s) for the children for whom you are seeking child support
- Your ex’s contact information or any information you have regarding his or her current address or place of employment
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I was put on childsuppor for a child who is not my child don’t even know the mother don’t know these people I talk to the,courts do many times n all dey do is handle mi wen I explain over m over dis child not mind n how do i get a dna judge refuses to listen n want to lock mi up n get money dey is over 20 Edwards in Florida I have no idea who these people I cry in court for a grown man cause dry don’t listen r try to help mi jus prdetomg yo pay for child day I know nothing about