Hey /adv/, can a 22 year old sue his/her father for unpaid child support while living independently? He divorced my mom when i was 6 and started a new family that he also could not support financially and is living with my grandma (he's 50.) He's made very little effort to raise me and has a pattern for unreliability; even confessing over the phone numerous times that I'm owed a lot of child support. I'm barely getting by in life while living on my own and aimed to be a full-time student, but my mom is unstable to live with and has abusive tendencies. Am I eligible for compensation?
You're a disgusting person.
>>17245403
debatable and irreverent.
That money is for your mother, not you.
So no.
>>17245395
I think you are. Ask a lawyer
>>17245408
The premise of child support is for their children's needs, not for the parent's personal use
>>17245406
It's relevant because you still have time to reconsider whether you want to do something so deplorable to your own family.
>>17245416
And OP isn't a child anymore and hasn't been for years. OP is obviously not dead either so they never even needed the child support.
