Q: My son is 23 and has 7 children. He still lives in my home without a job. As his mother am I responsible for paying it?
A: No, you aren't responsible for your son's child support obligations.
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A: No, your son is responsible.
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A: As long as there are no other extenuating circumstances, then no.
A: The responsibility for supporting the your son's children rests on your son and the children's mother. In a few circumstances, mainly if you adopted the children, or somehow contracted to support the children, you would have a support obligation for the children.
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