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Child support

I have been paying child support for seven years. My daughter had always lived with her mom. Well, about a year ago my ex(we were never married)left my daughter with me saying she couldn't take care of her anymore; was moving out of state; and asked me to take care of her. I then filed a petition for Child support modification and the child support court stopped the child support. Then the ex came back a couple of months ago and wants our daughter back (I guess since the money stopped). I'm in the process of filing for Child custody now.
My question is: Can I file for child support since my daughter lives with me now?

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The River Runs Both Ways
by: Staff

Dear Dad,
Both parents are supposed to support their children. And child support is supposed to be based on both parents incomes. If your ex is unemployed, and the judge or magistrate, believes that she could be working, her income can be "imputed". A judge or magistrate can rule that she is capable or working at least 30 hours per week, earning at least minimum wage, and base her child support contribution on that. If she has not filed a current Family Law Financial Affidavit, make sure that the judge or magistrate is aware of that fact. (She is required to file it, just as you are). For more information about child support, visit the Florida Department of Revenue at:
http://dor.myflorida.com/dor/childsupport/

Please note, this is information, and not legal advice. Please use all the resources on this site, on the internet, and your attorney's advice to make your own decisions.

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