Child support for illegal immigrant

Sweetart

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I have 2 very important questions. My husband which just became a permanent resident, has just been served papers for child support. The person that lives here in Tennessee is an illegal immigrant. Is this right for an illegal immigrant to come to our country illegally and get money from a resident. He already pays more than enough child support for his children every week. It makes me mad because they figure the child support up based on household income. I have 3 children of my own that I support. I have to work my behind off to support my kids and now she will be getting a good portion of my well legally earned money. Does anyone know anything about these issues?

2nd questions... What is the best way to turn in an illegal immigrant? The woman that is filing for child support lives in a 2 bedroom apartment with 7 people. Every single one of them is illegal, and causing emotional and financial stress on my family.
 
Sweetart said:
I have 2 very important questions. My husband which just became a permanent resident, has just been served papers for child support. The person that lives here in Tennessee is an illegal immigrant. Is this right for an illegal immigrant to come to our country illegally and get money from a resident. He already pays more than enough child support for his children every week. It makes me mad because they figure the child support up based on household income. I have 3 children of my own that I support. I have to work my behind off to support my kids and now she will be getting a good portion of my well legally earned money. Does anyone know anything about these issues?

2nd questions... What is the best way to turn in an illegal immigrant? The woman that is filing for child support lives in a 2 bedroom apartment with 7 people. Every single one of them is illegal, and causing emotional and financial stress on my family.

Never tried it before...
http://www.reportillegals.com/
http://www.emergencyemail.org/newsemergency/templates/templatestandard1.asp?articleid=33&zoneid=1
 
I don't think a person's citizenship has anything to do with child support.

It doesn't sound right that they base the support on household income. But each state is different. NC only uses the absent parent's income in figuring child support. If they have remarried the new spouse's income does not figure in at all. You should check with an attorney.

To report an illegal alien:

http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=20
 
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