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SupportPay is like the ultimate tool for parents dealing with child support, alimony, and shared expenses. It's super popular and has been downloaded a ton by divorced, single, remarried, and even stepparents. Tens of thousands of parents trust this platform to handle hundreds of millions of dollars in payments. With SupportPay, you can keep track of your finances all by yourself or connect with the other parent directly - no need to involve the government!

SupportPay is the ultimate app for handling your order or agreement like a pro. With SupportPay, parents can easily keep track of all kinds of child expenses - think medical bills, childcare costs, school fees, cute little outfits, and even those after-school activities. Plus, you can set up automatic payments for child support or alimony. It's like having a personal assistant for all things kid-related!

SupportPay has some really cool features that make managing expenses between parents super easy. You can add, view, and save all your expenses, payments, receipts, and proof of payment. No more manual entry for receipts either - just upload it and SupportPay will do the work for you with their fancy receipt scanning technology.

Just so you know, SupportPay isn't some official government child support agency or system. It's totally separate from any state or government child support service or agency, and it definitely ain't no enforcement agency either. Basically, SupportPay gives parents a way to handle child support and share expenses directly with each other without getting the government involved in their personal business. So if you're looking for info on your child support payment from the state, you gotta hit up your state child support agency. But hey, you can still use SupportPay as an independent app to keep track of your expenses and payments, plus it's a handy tool for managing and splitting extra costs like medical bills, education fees, and childcare expenses – stuff that the government doesn't deal with.

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Handling child support, expenses, and alimony - just parents doing their thing.