Q: If my daughter is pregnant and no longer living with her mom. Will what i am paying reflect balance?
My son will 22 and daughter a 21year old mom.. They are both in puerto rico and i dont know where...my son is working and daughter is now a mom and moved in with babys dad. My check is being garnished. But i see that the balance has not realy decreased.. Even after my son living with me for a year to move back to Puerto Rico. When i reported it there mom calls me only to harras and make threats such as i will never pay it off.. I work in a nursing home and try to do the best that i can. With the 348 biweekly garnished from My check. What are my rights and how do i fight this case from Sebring florida..?
A: You have failed to indicate whether the child support order was entered by a Florida court, or by a court in some other place. Is the amount being garnished for past-due child support or is it currently owing; because normally (assuming it's a Florida order) child support ends when the child reaches the age of 18?
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