What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? CO
My ex is over $75,000 in arrears. He works under the table and knows very well how to avoid the repurcussions of his lack of payment. He has had his drivers license suspended, passport suspended, and cannot obtain a professional license. He purposefully does not own any property such as a house or a vehicle. He doesn't open a bank account knowing full well that a levy will be placed on that too.
He knew that contempt charges were being brought against him, so he filed for unemployment in the state of CO.
What I want to know is, if I file contempt charges against him now, even though his unemployment benefits are being garnished, what are my chances of being successful in winning my case?
My ex is over $75,000 in arrears. He works under the table and knows very well how to avoid the repurcussions of his lack of payment. He has had his drivers license suspended, passport suspended, and cannot obtain a professional license. He purposefully does not own any property such as a house or a vehicle. He doesn't open a bank account knowing full well that a levy will be placed on that too.
He knew that contempt charges were being brought against him, so he filed for unemployment in the state of CO.
What I want to know is, if I file contempt charges against him now, even though his unemployment benefits are being garnished, what are my chances of being successful in winning my case?