Question about Child Support Enforcement with Dept. of Revenue
I have a question. I just got a letter from FL Dept of Revenue about Child Support Enforcement. It says that I have to cooperate with them and give them all info I have on baby's daddy so they can open a child support case or I won't receive benefits such as Medicaid or Food Stamps anymore. Do any of you have experience with this what if you have no info on the father? He split right away. And is not even on birth certificate. Will I lose my benefits?
Give them everything you have. His name. Relative names. Where he used to live. B-day and social. As long as you're honest with them then you'll get your benefits, but if they can ever prove you knew more than you shared you could get charged with fraud and even end up in prison.
Tax payers are paying for the child so if you do not give his info, you are subject to benefits stopping or in some cases a fine. You have to have some info on him. His name, approx age, facebook, etc..They will establish paternity and do a dna test. Give them as much info as possible. Good luck.
If you cooperate with them and attempt to help, you shouldn't. Do what you can as they ask and just go from there.
Thanks. See I am asking because he is one of those who doesn't pay taxes, works under the table and doesn't give out his real address for anything. So I basically have his name. He doesn't have a FB page but I think I know some of the aliases and friends. Thanks all! I just thought maybe because he evades I might lose her benefits but its ok I always knew it was temp so me and my baby girl will make it either way! :)
you have to tell them what you know. or else it is non cooperation and you will lose your benefits.



- Imaeve2000
on Feb. 20, 2013 at 2:20 PM