Can I get in trouble for not telling ors my kid lives with me but I still pay child support

I do not understand why you continue to pay child support, and hide the fact that the child lives with you from ORS, a state agency. Arguably, that could be considered fraud. Plus why are you paying when you should be receiving? What you need to do is change the custody and support orders to reflect reality. Then the father's threats would be empty, and you would be receiving support. I can help you in this matter. I have handled a number of cases like this, and been successful. As the child has been living with you for two years, that fact should be easy to prove and would support changing custody to you, as well as granting you child support. There is no reason to wait, and suffer through more threats or pay more child support. I offer an initial 1/2 hour consultation, an opportunity to meet and discuss your case, your situation, your goals, and then offer ideas on how to help you; it is also an opportunity to see if we are comfortable working with each other. I do not charge for that initial consultation.Should you desire to have a consultation, please telephone my office this Monday (today is a holiday and the office is closed), to set an appointment.David R. Hartwig801-486-1715