Here's the story. I had a child in 1990. The father didn't want anything to do with the baby. He said the baby wasn't his. I had a blood test and DNA test done, and the Dept of Human services did a child support order for $40 a week. He paid it a few times. In 1992 I married someone. After we'd been married a year, in 1993 he adopted my child and the child support order was discontinued. Last week my child turned 16 years old. I got a letter today from the Office of Child Support Enforcement saying that I owe the natural father a refund of $129 dollars and if I don't pay it back they can take it from my state tax refund. Are they asking me to repay the child support he payed me because of the adoption? Is there no statute of limitations on child support overpayment - if that's what it is? I'd like to hear your input because I don't think I owe that man a dime!
2006-11-14
10:42:21
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OK let me clarify...He rarely paid me any child support, and NEVER after my husband adopted my child. I was asking if the adoption was the reason why I need to pay him back. This was not welfare money. This was actual child support that this man paid. I hope this clears things up for everyone.
2006-11-14
11:05:23 ·
update #1