Child Support During Pregnancy

Summary

In Minnesota, child support generally begins after the child is born. However, you may be entitled to claim pregnancy and birth-related expenses. Establishing paternity is the first step, followed by filing a child support order. Legal assistance can help navigate this process. Reach out to your local county child support office for further guidance.

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I’m 2 months pregnant and my baby daddy has blocked me on everything and refuses to contact me back when I try to contact him
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, ****. Could you please let me know your location? It will help me provide more accurate legal information.
Minnesota
I'm sorry you're going through this, ****. In Minnesota, you have the right to pursue child support. Here are key points:
- Establish paternity after the child is born.
- File a child support order.
- Legal assistance can help with the process.
Reach out to your local county child support office for help.
Okay
That's correct, ****. It's important to take these steps to ensure the welfare of your child. If you need further assistance, don't hesitate to ask.
Can I get child support while pregnant?
In Minnesota, child support usually begins after the child is born. However, you may be entitled to pregnancy and birth expenses. It's best to consult with local legal aid or your county child support office.