Q: My daughter's father is still paying me child support for our daughter who is 37 years old. He currently owes $60,000.
He is only paying $200 a month, which is not enough for me. I was told because he is paying in arrears, they can't make him pay more. Is this correct? He is getting social security, plus he works. He is making good money. He lives in Seattle and I was living in California, but I moved to Michigan.
A: The information you were given is correct. It's not an ongoing support obligation, and you have no current support needs since your daughter is now an adult.
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