if they are paying via check or money order, copies of the items should suffice as long as they are received a regulary (around the same time every month, 2 weeks, week, etc). You should be able to obtain copies of the checks from you bank and the dates deposited, If he pays cash, and you deposit it in your acount, a copy of the deposit tickets and a letter from him saying how much he pays, and how often. They may request that he start paying my check or money order. Good luck.
2007-01-25 13:42:45
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answered by Butta 2
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What ever everyone say's,the credit union want's an official form of documentation showing the money your getting and the amount.A verbal word isn't worth two cent's and a hand written letter they won't accept either.ahe could stop paying anytime and there out if you can't pay.Get a job or forget the loan.
2007-01-25 14:38:20
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answered by Larry-Oklahoma 7
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if it's a verbal agreement between you an the father, have him write something stating the amount and how often you receive it. Otherwise you should be getting a check from the state and you should save a check stub, or call your child support office and ask a case worker.
2007-01-25 13:45:58
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answered by Anonymous
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Legally until that visitation agreement is court ordered no you don't have to hand him over to his father or anyone else. I wouldn't do the visits if he seems out for revenge because he could take your son and run and you wouldn't get him back without going to court since you have no custody order either. Unfortunately you don't have any rights to prevent another woman in your ex's life and can't stop her from being around his son unless you prove she is a danger to your son.
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answered by Anonymous
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Copies of checks, bank statments that show the deposits, legal documents, copies of cleared checks from the person providing the support
2007-01-25 13:42:52
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answered by georgiadiva 2
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Have the person paying type up a letter and then take it to get notarized by a public notary...usually banks have they're own that can do that.
2007-01-25 13:43:26
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answered by ?only?me? 6
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>You need both a court order and breasts.<
2007-01-25 13:40:54
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answered by Druid 6
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