Child Support Income Clarification

Summary

Child support payments received on behalf of an adult son and forwarded to him are generally not considered your income in Minnesota. However, its crucial to maintain clear records of these transactions to prevent misunderstandings. Consider the specific circumstances and legal nuances that may apply.

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What does. The following paragraph mean for me if I receive child support on behalf of my adult son? "All amounts, not specifically excluded in paragraph (b) of this section, received from all sources by each member of the family who is 18 years of age or older or is the head of household or spouse of the head of household, plus unearned income by or on behalf of each dependent who is under 18 years of age"
This paragraph generally means that any income received by family members who are * or older, including the head of household and their spouse, must be counted. Additionally, any unearned income received on behalf of dependents under * must also be included.
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So if I receive child support on behalf of my adult son who does not live with me and i forward those payments to multiple adult son, is that income counted according to the above paragraph?
In Minnesota, child support payments received on behalf of an adult son would generally not be considered your income if you are simply forwarding them to him. However, it's important to consider the specific circumstances and possible legal nuances.
Do you need more information on how to handle such payments?
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Thank you for your kind words! Here’s some more information that might help:
- If you receive child support for your adult son and pass it on to him, it's generally not counted as your income.
- Ensure you keep clear records of such transactions to avoid any misunderstandings.
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