Child Support Demand Letter - Template, Sample Form
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Re: Letter demanding payment of child support.
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This Letter is to bring to your attention that the payment of child support payment is due since ________ from you. You are supposed to pay the child support payment as per the court order dated ________ with the order number: ________.
As per the order you suppose to pay Rs.________ (________) on the following interval: weekly. By not making the payment on time, you have breached the aforementioned court order.
Thus, through this Letter, I finally call upon you to make the payment of total outstanding amount of Rs ________(________).
You are requested to make the payment of the said outstanding amount within 15 (fifteen) days from the date of receipt of this Letter, failing which I shall be constrained to take appropriate legal action against you for recovery of the same along with interest, as may be permissible under law. If you fail to make the payment on or before ________, I will be left with no option but to initiate legal proceedings against you at the competent court of law. Needless to mention that you will be responsible for the cost and expenses thereof.
A copy of this Letter is kept in possession for further reference.
For any queries you can contact me at ________ and also at the following email: ________.
Best regards,
Signature: __________________
Date: ______________________
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Phone: ________
Email: ________
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