Milwaukee County Child Support Agency

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File a motion packet from Sheriff Office, but all Fines must be paid and account current. Might grant you the motion but Judge wilk not render judgement. If this makes any sense. Hope everything works out.

You need to go down there and ask for enforcement.

Start by verifying that the funds are on account at Child Support. You may need to file a Motion with the Court to Compel Turnover of those funds.

Yes

Complete a modification packet to modify your current child support order. Or you may able be able to file contempt papers to find the mother in contempt of a current order.

If the father hasn't told you he went down then just call down there and find out.

You have to go to the Child Support Agency, Rm 101. They will be able to help you get that started.

You can go back to court any time there is a "substantial change in circumstances". (Change in income is one.) Milwaukee County does not waive filing fees if you file on your own. They only waive if you are low income. You have to appear before a judge to get the waiver signed, otherwise the fee is $30 for child support only.

Yes we do take cash payments in office.

When you file your Motion for Modification of Support, specify clearly what you believe his income to be, including sources. Pro-tip: go to the Clerk of Courts and purchase three Subpoenas. Prepare them as subpoenas for documents; ask each source to detail payments/wages paid to the NCP (Nom-Custodial Parent) for the preceding 12 Months. have the Sheriff serve them on the sources of the income in question. If you are indigent, go to the Chief Judge’s Office, and request a fee waiver for service. You will need to advance witness fees or document fees for each of these payers, however....if you can figure out how to follow my directions, you’ll be very happy with the results!

Yes definitely file a motion, you have to go to the ground floor of the courthouse at 8am.. its a process itll take a while

If trying to reach Milwaukee county dial option 6 at customer service telephone number. If you have the time best option is to go in person to courthouse room 101 and speak to someone directly

Think you can start at the DMV but have proof of the deceased

Typically at 18 but it can continue on if your child is in college and the other parent requests a continuation on the child support order. In any case it's best to hire a lawyer because you also still owe payment for arrears.

Request one

Yes itnis considered closed. You will have to begin the process all over again if you want to re-open it

You'll get something in the mail

He would have to contact child support to give them his information, or you would have to get his information before contacting them. They will keep a record of all the payments he has missed. So once his information is found, his taxes and any other sources of federal income will be intercepted

Any arrears owed to the state. It's best you file head of house hold because if you let him claim the kids as dependants the state of Wisconsin will. Take it ... Not good idea for this year...

No she has to ask for it or she recieving benefits from the state

You should be able to call and make the changes if not they will do it in court

You have to come to room 1o1 child support and they will help you

You can't. It's automatic. If you want the interest to stop then you have to pay off the entire arrears balance. But you will continue to accrue 1% interest on the total arrears balance monthly.

You have to ask for that. Judge will order a flat rate for child support based on his income. If she wants the order modified to split child care costs then she needs to file a modification.

https://wcca.wicourts.gov

Yes she is right. Than they have to track the Father of your children down, Sheriff will subpoena him for court. So that you two can go and see a judge and have him set your monthly child support payment.

If there was a case and he is in arrears you can ask for enforcement on arrears.

https://county.milwaukee.gov/EN/Child-Support-Services

If you want to help her out give them money through child support and always document keep receipts whatever else you spend on your child so the next time you go into court you have a paper trail and proof if you borrow money or give money do it in a money order keep the stubs

if you owe arrears you still owe it. If she waives arrears then only arrears balance goes away. Your current child support order would still be in effect monthly.

Call the office or come in person and talk to someone. It varies by case.

Do you know the link for the online payments

You would have to pay the lien off. However you should really contact a Realtor

Yes

Who is she living with? If the mom is on state aid, report her to the welfare office. If she's getting benefits for the child she may get them cut off or have to prove the child is living with her. If there is a support order against you you can file a motion to get it stopped. Investigating fraud isn't what child support does. They're basically a collection agency for the courts.

Yes and no. If you owed arrears before that then no! She is still entitled to monies owed prior. If. She collected money with child not living with her it's and she's not living there also then it's fraud and also you would have to see judge and C.S. to amend order.

Talk to the free legal clinic first. Get their advice. Otherwise, you need to file a Motion to Modify. Explain your financial situation. The forms are downloadable on CCAP's website. After you fill out the forums, you'll have to make 5 copies, then file the motion on the 1st floor, Clerk of Court office, pay any filing fees, then go to room 707 to get a hearing date (get it on the commissioner's calendar). You'll have to get the other party served, as well, so they're aware of the hearing. Good luck.

It depends on his income and no he has absolutely no obligation to tell you . He does have to inform the agency.

Because they need to post an update to their hours. It used to be 5 pm. It's been 4:30 for a while now.

U have to go back to court to do either, unless parties agree to modify than can file paperwork to make changes without going to court.

No child support will not go to someone's house to pick them up

He can't take your Son's. Even if he was paying Double Child Support,,, Far as him not paying child support just go down to the Court House and go to the child Support division and they will put a warrant out for his arrest and bring him in front of a judge and if he is working they will take child supportout of his check if he isn't working they will make him go find a job or go to jail immediately!!

Do not call - appear in person, and ask to vacate any default against you. You may have to fill out a Motion and show good cause for having missed the hearing. The sooner you go, the better off you are.

You need to file a URESA Petition in Milwaukee County Circuit Court to have your child support case transferred. Be aware - if you moved out of state without the permission of the Non-Custodial Parent, that could come back to visit you... Go to the Self Help Desk at the Milwaukee County Courthouse for the appropriate paperwork.

Is your son over 18? If so, he has to sue her for determination of paternity, and he should file an affidavit of paternal interest ASAP in case she gets into trouble with Child Welfare. If he’s under 18, this will need to be pursued by a Guardian ad Litem on his behalf. Make sure that he requests genetic testing as part of his paternity case. Where did she have the baby? That is the appropriate venue for the paternity suit.

No it will not. Debt remains owing case. You can fill out an application to reopen case to try and collect on debt. Statute of limitations to collect on a debt with child support is 38yrs old. Once child on case is 38yrs old we will no longer try to collect on it.

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You can have arrears discharge but you still have to pay R&D fees and birth expenses. In Milwaukee County you have go to the Courthouse with a valid ID and fill out paperwork in person and make 3 copies of the paperwork and have two stamped envelopes ,then it goes to the judge to get approved or denied you will receive the decision in the mail. I just did it a couple of months ago. As far as paperwork getting sent to another state I don't know.

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