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I was ordered to pay child support in a paternity case, but the mother and I have now married. How do I stop the support order?

April 26, 2017Case child support married mother ordered paternity pay support

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I was ordered to pay child support in a paternity case, but the mother and I have now married. How do I stop the support order?

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Provide the department with a certified copy of your marriage certificate. We will ask the family court commissioner’s office to stop the support order. You will still be obligated to pay any arrears, costs, fees, expenses and debts owed to the State of Wisconsin that were charged to your case prior to the marriage. If arrears are owed to the mother, she may provide us with a notarized statement asking that those arrears be canceled.