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I'm not an attorney but I do know a little about California law and my opinion is no due to the fact that the child support is a supplemental aid solely Intended to be used by you to support you'r child/children,now spousal support is a different story.And sis I know I don't know your particular situation but child support is never intended by the courts to be anyones primary source of income so go out and try to find a job like all of the other pride filled upstanding American parents out there stop leaching off your kid/kids.

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