Legal Question in Family Law in California

Very Important about support

My ex-wife has a joint custody with

me. She is not working because she

knows that if she works then she will

have to pay for child support. She is

staying on welfare, so that she

doesn't have to pay child support.

Plus she has a degree in medical

assistance. As a court order, I am the

primary parent for my two kids. What

should I do to make her pay for child

support without having to hire an

attorney? Please help!

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