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theartisan
My question involves child support in the State of: California.
I was sued for Child Support in 2006. I immediately submitted to DNA testing and determined I am NOT the father of the child.
Why do I continue to receive notices, stating the Dept of Child Support services is obtaining income verification from my employers to establish a child support obligation for my minor child? If the DCCS knows I shouldn't even be on this claim, shouldn't the case be closed, or at least strike my name from the file? These letters cause a certain amount of stress, as I'd like this case (and claimant) left in my past.