Child Support Legal Options

Summary

Grandparents in Minnesota may not directly sue for child support reimbursement. Your daughter can file for child support, even if the father works under the table. Courts can impute income based on his earning capacity. Consider gathering evidence of his employment and assets to support the case.

Full Conversation

my daughter and 2 year old grandson live with me. Dead beat dad does not pay any child support. or anythingelse. so for the past 16 months, I have been picking up his share of support and child care. Can I sue him for the *% of my disability income that is helping tosupport the child??
Hey Toni! In Minnesota, you might be able to pursue legal action against the child's father for child support. Here are some points to consider:
- Child support is generally the responsibility of the parents.
- Grandparents may not have a direct right to sue for reimbursement.
- Your daughter can file for child support through the Minnesota courts.
Would you like more details on how your daughter can start the child support process?
He manipulates her and talks her into not filing, he works for cash under the table, and says that it can not be provn he has any income.
It's tough when someone is being manipulative. Even if he works under the table, your daughter can still file for child support. The court can impute income based on his earning capacity. Would you like information on how your daughter can initiate the process with the Minnesota courts?
yes please thank you
Case Rating: *
In Minnesota, your daughter can file for child support, even if the father claims no income. The court might impute income based on his potential earning capacity. Here's how she can start:
*. Apply for Child Support: Visit the local child support office or apply online through the Minnesota Department of Human Services.
*. Provide Necessary Information: Gather details about the father's employment, even if informal, and any known assets.
*. Attend Court Hearings: Be prepared for court proceedings where evidence will be assessed.
Would you like more guidance on any of these steps?
Can I sue hm under civial court for reimbersment
Case Rating: *
While you might not have a direct right to sue him for reimbursement, focusing on your daughter's pursuit of child support is advisable. Courts prioritize the child's welfare and can impute income based on the father's earning potential. Would you like more detailed guidance on gathering evidence for your daughter's case?