how can you collect child support  from income tax?
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your friend of the court has to do it in michigan
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Child support is calculated by a strict formula (at least in my state).  This includes who has custody of the child for what percent of the time.  So the answer to your question is that, depending on your income level and some other factors, you may have to pay support- especially if you do not have custody of the child.  You'll have to contribute to the expenses of whoever is caring for the child.  Get with domestic relations or an attorney for details.  Your state's website may have more info about child support as well.  Hope this actually answers your question.
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Honestly, your best bet is probably to set up an appointment to meet with a divorce lawyer in your state if you want good advice.\n\nIn AR, child support can be based on imputed income.  In other words, it can be based on a parent's ability to earn rather than their actual earnings.
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1. Contact an attorney in your state.\n2. Pay your child support.  I won't even go into what I think of parents who have no desire to support their children...
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It depends on what your divorce decree states.  If it gives him the right to claim the child on his taxes, the only way you could ever legally claim the child is if you have your ex's written permission, specifically, Form 8332 Release of Claim to Exemption for Child of Divorced or Separated Parents.  The advice, "the first one who files gets the deduction" is not true and eventually, the IRS will catch up with you because they do use a matching system that matches social security numbers to taxpayers' returns.
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Ok, below are the links you will find helpful.  \n\nOne is for the NC child support calculator. You can enter your information and his information and it will tell you how much money you should get. I will warn you that as a student, you are considered under-employed, so they will impute a minimum amount of income on you.  Basically, they will come up with an amount that you should be earning for use in the calculator.  I am not 100% about the rules since you are a student, but most likely they will still impute minimum wage full time which is $210/wk or $840/month.\n\nAs for the insurance, medical bills, etc.  It depends on what has been ordered.  If he has a court order to provide the support, he has to.  If there is no order, he doesn't.  The child support calculator asks about payment of insurance premiums and accounts for that in the child support.  If he does not cover her, his child support is considered sufficient contribution, and he is not required to split medical costs with you unless ordered by the court.\n\nThe issue about him collecting the insurance checks, technically it is something you could take him to court for, but it would require copies of everything, and paying to go to court.  My suggestion would just be to take it as a lesson learned.\n\nThe issue about him not seeing her, etc. is basically a non-issue.  There is nothing you can do legally to force him to see her.  Its a waste of effort.  But I will tell you the same thing I was told and the same thing I advise everyone else to do, KEEP A JOURNAL.  Write down everything with regards to your daughter, child support, visitation, etc.  Keep track of every visit, every missed visit, every phone call, etc.  Also, get a file and keep all you receipts for clothing, school, medical bills,etc.  Any major purchases or expenditures for the child.  There will most likely arise a time as this continues, that the information and  records will be invaluable in court.  By keeping records you turn "hearsay" into fact, and you can show a record of everything that he has or hasn't done and when. Start NOW.\n\nIf you don't have these things (child support, insurance coverage, visitation) outlined in a court order, my suggestion is that you do so.  You can try to get a DSS attorney for free to work out the child support if you qualify, otherwise invest in a good lawyer and get everything taken care of right the first time.  You can go to family court yourself, but I have hear many judges get upset with parents for going to court without an atty.  The potential consequences of going to court alone and unprepared are detrimental.\n\nThe other link below is to the NC Child Support Guidelines.  You can read through those and see what the law is and how it handles different things with regard to child support.\n\nGood luck.
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Child support if set by a court is set by a formula set out in the state's statutes.  If you know your income and have a good idea what the other parent's income, you can calculate the expected child support.  \n\nMost states give the judge some leeway for unusual circumstances.  Please note that everyone has bills and unless yours are unusually high for reasons out of your control, such as other dependent children, or a medical condition, don't expect much sympathy.  Some, but not all states take the custodial parent's income into consideration, and some, but not all, reduce child support if the child custody is actually shared close to 50/50.  \n\nIn many states there is an upper limit on child support, either by statute or by practice.  California generally tops off child support at $20,000 per month.  I'm told other states may have lower limits.\n\nBest thing to do, of course, is to talk with a family law attorney in your area who will know the practices of the local judges.
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There are several steps you need to take; you are right, you should contact your local child support authority and they will take the neccesary steps to modify your child support (no legal fees for you).\nYou can agree to the amount IF no state aid is being expended on behalf of the children.  If the children are receiving medicaid or the household receives food stamps, you have to go by the state child support guidelines. \nAs for the back child support ("arrears") owed, you can forgive those.  The child support office will be able to draw up an affidavit for you to sign saying you forgive the arrears and they will be dropped, so long as it is not money owed to the state (for any benefits expended while you were pregnant).\n\nThere is a lot more information that your local chid support office can give you, and if your local office is like our office here, they are 100% willing to help and make both you and your ex happy.
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That a diffent NO.\n\nAccording to the Internal Revenue Code, the parent who pays for more than 50% of the children's expenses (including the children's portion of rent or mortgage, utilities, household food, car gas for transportation, etc.) gets to claim the children as a tax exemption. This is usually the parent with whom the children live more than one-half the year. With that said, under New Mexico domestic relations law, the parents are free to negotiate how to allocate the tax exemptions for children. Keep in mind that child support amounts presume that the parent receiving child support also claims the children as a tax exemption; thus, if you receive child support and you give up the exemptions, you should really be getting more in monthly child support. Also, getting the tax exemptions assumes the receiving parent is working full-time and getting the maximum benefit from the tax exemptions.
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You should probably contact the Child Support Agency for further information if your husband has agreed maintenance payments with them.  FSee below for the link.
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As in you want to release someone from support obligations or you feel its' time you stopped paying child support?\n\nThe answer to your question is probably going to be "court order".\n\nIn any event I'd recommend contacting your county courthouse and requesting the information from an authority.\n\nBest of Luck,\nArmus
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collect child support and get over him.
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Unfortunately, it's one thing to get the child support decree and quite another to get the child support decree enforced. There are organizations that specialize in helping you get your money. Try www.supportkids.com\n\nGood luck!
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Call the state child support department. I live in Oregon. I had to file one claim for current child support and then file another claim for the years that have already passed.
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Here is the online child support calculator\n\nhttp://www.supreme.state.az.us/childsup/\n\nIt has all the directions and info you need.\n\nIn case you care about the law behind what the calculator tells you, here are the AZ child support guidelines...\n\nhttp://www.supreme.state.az.us/dr/childsup/CSG2004.pdf
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The IRS can't tell you because they're bound by the Privacy Act.  \n\nIf you're entitled to claim yourself and your children, file your own tax return, claim yourself and the kids, and then both you and the other person will be contacted by the IRS.  The IRS will make the decision as to who is entitled to claim you and the kids.
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i am a tax preparer and the best thing for you to do is to go ahead and file and let them (irs) take what you owe so when you get trough paying them you can have your money for yourself.  Please have a dependent so that you can get enough back so that maybe you may only have to pay back two years, not child support but the irs