What canI do if a company is taking child support out of my pay however child support has not recieved the payments.
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What canI do if a company is taking child support out of my pay however child support has not recieved the payments.
I’ve been working for 8 months and child support is automatically deducted from my pay check every two weeks. My child received nothing so I call child support and they haven’t received anything. What should I do?
Asked on December 7, 2011 under Family Law, Wisconsin
Answers:
David Lee / Law Offices of David Lee
Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
You need to contact your employer immediately and inform them that any deductions from your wages for child support are to be sent to the State Disbursement Unit. If the SDU does not receive your payments, you are not paying your child support. It sounds like it must be some type of accounting error on the part of your employer. You may need to provide a copy of the child support order and instructions from the SDU to your employer to make sure your payments are being sent to the correct location.
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David Lee
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