you have to go back to court. He needs to keep paying you until thats finished. (though nothing stops you from writing him a check and giving the money back)
jnewman
Dear gateway:
Greetings. Yes, you have to go back and file some documents with the court to stop the child support. You can call the child support enforcement agency and have them assist you with filing the documents. Good luck.
Janet L. Fritts
Attorney with Rosen Law Firm
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thanks for doing the right thing, GATEWAY.
I currently receive child support for my three children from my ex through court order but recently 2 of my children decided they want to live with him. I would like to drop this case. Do I have to go back to court to modify this or could I just talk to my ex and agree on dropping it then have everything dropped by signing a written letter?