Q: If the mother (CP) applies for child support and then works out an agreements with the father (NCP) and
She canceled the case. Why would the child support office still go after the NCP? If the NCP is served what happens at the first court hearing? The child support office advised the CP that she did not have to be at the hearing.
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A: Child support can't be cancelled. It is the child support office's job to ensure that support is collected, especially if the CP is receiving state benefits. Side agreements are always a bad idea.
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