I live in Ohio. My X-Husband lost his job today but will be getting unemployement benefits. Do I still receive support?
Asked by MimiJo 5 months ago Similar questions: live Ohio X Husband lost job today unemployement benefits receive support Health > Healthcare.
Similar questions: live Ohio X Husband lost job today unemployement benefits receive support.
Usually they take it out of his unemployment benefits.
I called the support office & they claim he doesn't have to make payments out of his unemployment check so I guess I'm out of luck :( UNLESS he gets another job & then I get all the money back to the day he lost his job. I'm not sure how that would work since there aren't any jobs in Ohio anyway. I'm very upset but can't do anything about the law at this point.
Thanks for your input :) MimiJo 5 months ago .
He doesn't HAVE to, but he should or he is in danger of having a warrant put out for his arrest.... He can definitely OPT to have it taken out of his unemployment check. Otherwise, it will go into default and, if it's over a certain amount of time overdue (depending on what state you're in), they can send him to jail for non-payment.
Thanks for the info! I think he's really going to be hurting since he was making $6,000 a month & I heard that his unemploy. Check will only be about $1,200 per month.
Either way... I'm suppose to receive support so I guess it'll add up in a hurry. I feel sorry for him but I feel even worse about my situation right now. Have a great week ~ Thanks MimiJo 4 months ago .
My husband just lost his job. The co. Is in Michigan.
We live in TN. Where do we go to get info. About unemployment?
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