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If your talking child support of any kind, then that is a no no. You are not supposed to use that money for anything other then the child. If your talking alimony, then you should be splitting the bill 50/50 for balance from the past and not accrue any new monies. Close the account as so far as not being able to charge on it, and get your own account.

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