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Non-Payment of Child SupportAs a
result of
The Child Support Recovery Act (CSRA) of
1992
followed by The
Deadbeat Parents Punishment Act (DDPA)
of 1998,
collecting child support and back
payments has gotten easier,
even if the non-paying parent does not
reside in the same state as the child.
As a result of tighter guidelines,
non-paying parents can now face a
variety of actions against them,
including the following:
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Seizure of bank accounts
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Wages garnished
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Drivers licenses and professional
licenses suspended
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Property liens
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Federal and state tax refunds held
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Denial of state loans and grants
·
Interest added to money owed
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Refer you to collection agencies
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Monetary penalties
·
Order your picture posted
·
Jail time, often followed by probation
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Child Custody When
parents are resolving custody situations
they have two routes they can take:
battle it out in the courts or work
together to come up with a custody
agreement
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Division of Property An
important divorce issue is how property
and debts are to be divided. This can
be done by the agreement of the parties
and their lawyers or by a judge who may
order how the property is to be
divided. read
more..
The Divorce
Process The
first step of divorce, the decision to
get divorced, is often the most
difficult step to take. It is important
for you to realize that you have control
over many aspects of the divorce process
and that there are trained lawyers who
can help
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