In re the Marriage of Stephenson

Papineau and his minor children began receiving disability benefits from the Social Security Administration because he was physically no longer able to work, tiróse payments to his sons could be offset against his ongoing child support obligations. The Kansas Supreme Court says so. Andler v. Andler, 217 Kan. 538, Syl. ¶ 4, 538 P.2d 649 (1975). *468Had Papineau failed to pay child support while the Social Security Administration considered his application for disability benefits, the lump-sum payment reflecting retroactive benefits for his sons for that period would have been applied to his…