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J.P. Cusick
Rock and roll.
The welfare is only given to the custodial based on the custodial qualifying for the assistance.
Welfare is never given to children and so the child support is being mi-used as custodial support.
So my answer is NO, the separated partents' child support must never be taken by the State for any reason what-so-ever.
The State does steal the child support to offset the welfare and the State is nothing but a thief.I thought the state took the support money to help repay and offset the expense of the welfare in the first place.
Do you think that the absent parent should bear no responsibility for the cost incurred by the state to provide for their children?
The welfare is only given to the custodial based on the custodial qualifying for the assistance.
Welfare is never given to children and so the child support is being mi-used as custodial support.
So my answer is NO, the separated partents' child support must never be taken by the State for any reason what-so-ever.