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What if the Parent Who Lives With the Child Receives State Benefits (Cash, Food, Medical)?

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What if the Parent Who Lives With the Child Receives State Benefits (Cash, Food, Medical)?

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If a parent who lives with the child receives benefits from the state; such as cash, food stamps, or medical benefits, Child Support Services automatically becomes involved to make sure the other parent provides financial and medical support.