What would happen if neither one of us show up in court for child support?
If neither of you show up it is likely the case will be dismissed, but it could be continued to another date.
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If neither of you show up it is likely the case will be dismissed, but it could be continued to another date.
I would consult with another attorney in your area for a second opinion.
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I don't believe that you will be able to.