Child Support Case Study.
We have talked about how some parents really try to get out of paying child support, and its even more sad when their family helps them, today I am just going to tell you about a case study of a father found, who was not paying child support, and also tell you that there are so many cases being looked into, but its important to push your case, if you are a parent that needs to be receiving child support, do not give up keep pushing for you and your child!
This is a case study from a Denver Vehicle License Agency that was used to lead toto a non-resident in Liverpool\was not paying child support, and working hard on avoiding paying child support. There is always some one out there trying to avoid paying their child support, and this father was being looked for since 2003.
For several of years he was sent letters, about his child support and back pay in child support, but the letters were always returned with addressee not known on the envelope The father was also sent bailiffs, but they never come through. The father, said that he was living with his mother and that the house was going to be sold, and that they would be moving his mother into a nursing home. Then the employees at his company even helped hide him from paying his child support, the agency screened all of his calls, knowing that he did owe child support. The father also failed to show up for court about his child support.
He was finally traced to a non-resident parent through the help of the Denver License Agency who confirmed that the father and his parent still lived at the original address, that was supposedly being sold. So when the house was visited, there was his car parked outside of the home. They talked to his mother about him not paying child support and where he was staying, then she denied knowing where he was, and she also did not seem like she needed to be in a nursing home. So with there being a confirmed address on this father who had never paid any child support on his child, a warrant was issued for his arrest.
Agencies are taking a firmer action towards parents who fail to pay child support. Over the last several years there has been an increase in number of enforcement's taken to find fathers who have not paid child support, and finally get them to pay. For an example, between November of 2005 & October 2006, there was 13,700 liability orders, and that is up from 11,245 April 2005 & March 2006.
A liability order shows that the law recognizes that there is a debt to be paid and the authority of the court to take action against money owed.