Finding Missing Child Support

Summary

To locate missing child support payments, contact both Alaska and Utah child support agencies. Gather all relevant payment records from 1999 to 2004. Legal Aid services in Alaska and Utah may provide assistance to low-income individuals. Consider reaching out to Alaska Legal Services Corporation or Utah Legal Services for help.

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I need advise on which entity to ask about where my money went. The state of Alaska or Utah Recovery Services. I need to find missing child support payments they came from my paycheck I just want to know who has them whether they arrived at the custodial parents house or whether they are lost in the state of Alaska financial accounting system
Hi ****! You should start by contacting the child support enforcement agency in the state where the payments were initially processed. Since your payments came from your paycheck, the state of Alaska's child support services would be the best place to start.
Could you confirm if you have already contacted Alaska's child support services?
Utah Office of Recovery Services
****, you should contact the Utah Office of Recovery Services as well as Alaska's child support services. They can help trace the payments and provide information on their status.
Have you reached out to the Utah Office of Recovery Services directly?
Yes and I feel there are some missing payments from * to * there is no record of the Office of Recovery Service in Utah receiving any payments from me
****, it seems like a complex issue with potential missing payments. You should:
- Gather all pay stubs and payment records from * to *.
- Contact both Alaska and Utah child support agencies with this documentation.
- Consider consulting a family law attorney for assistance with tracking and recovering the missing payments.
Have you tried reaching out to a lawyer for further guidance?
No I do not have the funds to hire a lawyer will Legal Aid help me with this because I am low income
Hi ****! Legal Aid might be able to assist you with your situation as they often provide services to low-income individuals.
You can contact Alaska Legal Services Corporation or Utah Legal Services for help.
Have you tried reaching out to either of these organizations for assistance?
No but I will try that idea
That sounds like a good plan. Contacting Legal Aid could be very helpful for your situation. They often provide free or low-cost assistance to those who qualify.

Alaska Legal Services Corporation


Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.alsc-law.org

Utah Legal Services


Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.utahlegalservices.org

Would you like more information on any specific part of the process?
No thank you
It seems like you have a good plan in place by contacting Alaska Legal Services Corporation and Utah Legal Services. They can potentially help you with your issue at low or no cost. If you have any more questions in the future, feel free to reach out!