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My wife and I suspect her ex of lying about his work situation to get out from paying child support. He informed us recently that he'd been laid off and was applying for unemployment. My wife ceased payment (without closing the case) and decided not to collect CS from him while he was on unemployment. The following week he informed us that he was qualified for unemployment - a lot faster than anyone I have ever known to receive those benefits - and the date it would start. He even filed with our local court that he is going to be receiving these benefits.
On more than one occasion he has shown that he still has his same job - one that he's been working at for the last 5 years or so - but unfortunately the only real evidence that we have is our daughter's first day of Kindergarten. He showed up in his company work shirt, constantly on the phone and both my father and his wife overheard him trying to hire a crew for that days work. When asked, he says he's still unemployed.
Two possible things: One, he did file for unemployment and is receiving that and getting paid under the table, which I believe is illegal. Or two, he's lying about receiving unemployment benefits and filed it that he is receiving benefits with our court, which I'm pretty sure is a huge no - no as well.
What can we do?
My wife and I suspect her ex of lying about his work situation to get out from paying child support. He informed us recently that he'd been laid off and was applying for unemployment. My wife ceased payment (without closing the case) and decided not to collect CS from him while he was on unemployment. The following week he informed us that he was qualified for unemployment - a lot faster than anyone I have ever known to receive those benefits - and the date it would start. He even filed with our local court that he is going to be receiving these benefits.
On more than one occasion he has shown that he still has his same job - one that he's been working at for the last 5 years or so - but unfortunately the only real evidence that we have is our daughter's first day of Kindergarten. He showed up in his company work shirt, constantly on the phone and both my father and his wife overheard him trying to hire a crew for that days work. When asked, he says he's still unemployed.
Two possible things: One, he did file for unemployment and is receiving that and getting paid under the table, which I believe is illegal. Or two, he's lying about receiving unemployment benefits and filed it that he is receiving benefits with our court, which I'm pretty sure is a huge no - no as well.
What can we do?