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Frustr8d1's picture

Submitted by Frustr8d1 on Wed, 08/27/2014 - 8:19am

What is that? Does that mean the state we live in will go coordinate with the state BM lives in to enforce CS? We have full custody and BM hasn't paid a dime in CS since April. She's over $4,000 behind. Our state doesn't keep us informed of anything until now, it told us it just filed an Interstate Case. No more info. Maybe deadbeat BM will finally start feeling consequences of her abandoning SD?

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Submitted by not2sureimsanea... on Wed, 08/27/2014 - 3:05pm

Um, just from my experience, interstate means that one party submits to the jurisdiction of the other's state (or whichever state is dealing with the CS) so everything legal involving CS and custody goes through that state. It has to be in writing and the person usually gets served. It's also usually the state the child is living in.