The account for Child Support has been on my report since XX/XX/XXXX and has been illegally re-aged, since my recent dispute with XXXX and Transunion. 
** XXXX has removed this closed account once they completed their investigation. The other XXXX REFUSE to remove it is past the 7-10 years and account is now closed and court ordered by judge to close as well. 
Under no circumstances should a collection account for a debt remain on your credit report after the original creditor 's tradeline has aged off the report. The reporting period applies to both the original creditor and its collectors simultaneously. If no original creditor on any of your credit reports matches the collection account, there 's a good chance the debt has been re-aged. 
The collection agency will simply fix your credit report to avoid any trouble. If the collection agency does n't remove the entry after 30 days, send a second letter saying the same thing and giving the company 10 days to correct your credit report before you file suit against the collection agency for violating the FCRA and report the company to the Federal Trade Commission for illegally re-aging a collection account. 
I have called so many times and was spoken to by Experian reps with disrespect and very harsh, without giving me a chance. 
A request that the credit bureau immediately delete the information or I will contact my attorney general and file a lawsuit against the company for violating federal credit reporting practices. Attached you will see it as remains and now the removal status is not until XX/XX/XXXX. NOT FAIR AND NOT ACCURATE!