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The dcf.wisconsin.gov website says that parents do not have to pay child support on children placed outside the home if it will cause hardship such as having to move from their home or filing bankruptcy. If this is the case how do you get the support order dropped?

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reasearching for some kind of paperwork to file but can not find anything. called the child support agency in the county the order is in but they said they can not provide information or assist with that inquery.

Posted by RayAnswers 15 days and 4 hours ago.

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Thanks for your question.You would file motion tomodify here with court that ordered suport.You have to convince the judge that paying supprot will cause such financial hardship.The court here can lower if not entirely waive support if you have good facts to argue and present.You can hand draft this yourself and sign it and file it.Do a cover letter askign the court to set it for hearing.Copy the other side here.

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would I send it to child support or file it with the clerk of courts? And do you happen to know what wisconsin statute or law states this?

Posted by RayAnswers 15 days and 3 hours ago.

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You would file it with theclerk of the court here where suppotr orders were entered.

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The dcf.wisconsin.gov website says that parents do not have to pay child support on children placed outside the home if it will cause hardship such as having to move from their home or filing bankruptcy. If this is the case how do you get the support order dropped?

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reasearching for some kind of paperwork to file but can not find anything. called the child support agency in the county the order is in but they said they can not provide information or assist with that inquery.

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would I send it to child support or file it with the clerk of courts? And do you happen to know what wisconsin statute or law states this?

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You would file it with theclerk of the court here where suppotr orders were entered.

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http://www.jensendefense.com/hereshow/modifychildsupport.html

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The dcf.wisconsin.gov website says that parents do not have to pay child support on children placed outside the home if it will cause hardship such as having to move from their home or filing bankruptcy. If this is the case how do you get the support order dropped?

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would I send it to child support or file it with the clerk of courts? And do you happen to know what wisconsin statute or law states this?

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You would file it with theclerk of the court here where suppotr orders were entered.

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Reference..http://www.jensendefense.com/hereshow/modifychildsupport.html

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State/Country relating to Question: Wisconsin

Already Tried:
reasearching for some kind of paperwork to file but can not find anything. called the child support agency in the county the order is in but they said they can not provide information or assist with that inquery.

Reference..

http://www.jensendefense.com/hereshow/modifychildsupport.html