| BeachBabeRN |
| (Carpal \'Tunnel) |
| 06/25/12 10:11 PM |
Re: I need advice, please!
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She can avoid her superiors being made aware of her situation with the child support by paying it. It will also bring to light that she may be receiving extra benefits based on a child that doesn't live with her. That's just plain wrong.
In addition, I believe that if she is stating that the child lives with her, the child would be eligible for medical care through the military. What does your court order say about that? At the very least, you could use them as secondary benefits for any uncovered expenses.
If a judge orders that child support be paid by allotment, it never hits her bank, DFAS will automatically deduct it from her pay prior to her receiving it. In fact, I believe that if you send that court order to DFAS directly, that they can set that up themselves -- elliesmom would know more about that than I do.