You file a Request for Order to terminate support, and if she got the orders through DCSS, call them immediately and inform them that you have full...

So ….you’re asking a Q&A forum of professional attorneys whether you can defraud your wife?

DCSS can collect from any almost any source of funds.

It depends on how you withdrew the money. She may have additional assets or a safe deposit box at the bank.

Generally, he would just have to pay based on any income he received from investing the inheritance - but it really depends on how large is large...

Your might want to discuss the possibility of your husband adopting her if her bio dad would consent.

If you got state aid, you can’t just “take him off;”. If not, you can sign a stipulation and order modify support to zero.

If you have custody orders, paternity has probably already been established. With that said, signing the birth certificate doesn’t establish it...

The “facts in support” are attached to the request - not to the order. He has to have actually violated an existing court order to be found guilty...

You will have to file a Request for Order to either modify custody or implement hygiene in dad’s house by court order. You could consider calling...