Your child is eligible to draw social security if one of his or her parents draw. If it is less than the court ordered amount, the parent would have to pay the extra. The parent drawing SS can also go to court and get an adjustment in thier payments. Most of the time what SS pays the child is about half of what the parent draws.
If you call SS office or better yet, go there and they can answer your questions, Also, your County Atorney's office on child support can answer questions.
By HAPPYINHARNED from Harned, KY
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I'm a mother to a six year old girl. Her dad and I are not together. When he took me for visiting right. The child support took him in the room when I said I be right back . I had do something for my child. They didn't wait on me. They came out said he doesn't have pay because he was on ssi. It be nice if help me with her. I work as waitress wage now I can't work because I broke my foot.
My husband and have been separated for 3 yrs. During that time he had I child with another woman. He died, going through his paperwork I believe they are garnishing his SS for child support. Since he has passed are they still going to keep taking it even though I am still his legal wife? Does that effect what should be mine?
What if the father retired but is still working and getting paid every week plus receives his social security retirement does he still pay child support
I'm gonna 12 for people with SSI if you have a kid with somebody on SSI not SS DSSI you will not receive child support at all I've been fighting for years my daughter is 15 years old I have not received a dime I hope I answered any of your questions if you have something response that will help me out that I something I don't know that I've been fighting for for years let me know
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