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OK, so before I go any further, let me make clear that this entry shows 'child support' (which is the reason for the question). I DO NOT EVER skip out on my children's needs. Sorry, just a pet peave....
So that being said, ill get to the point. The 'debt' is from an amount that is court ordered to me (am i am currently paying down), that is for a state insurance for the kids. basically a soonercare type state program. I was positive the amount was included in the actual child support amount, considering last reeval went up about the same as the insurance cost. Anyway they say I owe it so fine ok ill pay it. Arguing with them has gotten me nowhere.
Question is: This looks absolutely terrible on a credit "past due child support", not to mention is just a personal affront to a father. The description lists it as 'child support'. It is not, it is insurance (child support as current). Ive tried talking to them to change the entry...brick wall. Ive tried disputing, specifically asking to change description to either drop 'child support' or ADD 'insurance account' (or SOMETHING that specifies the nature of the debt)....came back 'verified'.
Any advice how to tackle this one now? I of course plan to GW them til they are sick of me after its paid, but that will be several months.
Okdhs/Csed Jan, 2013
Jan, 2013 |
Aug, 2008 |
$0 |
Open Account |
Individual |
$65 |
State |
I'm not 100% positive but, I recall several posts several years ago where after it was paid, it was removed.
What state are you in?
Current monthly child support obligation. This is the base child support obligation plus the proportional share of medical insurance and child care costs.
I was actually agreeing with what you stated about you thought the amount of medical was included in your monthly payment. The OK statute is saying it is. If that is the case how are you behind?
Since it isn't actual child support and they never formally told you about the medical, you may have something to go on. I did look up OK statutes and it does say the base amount is actually different than the actual monthly amount. They should have been more clear and let you know. BEFORE they sent it to collections.