Quote: I've already talked to NC, to their program integrity line, told them the same thing here, and THEY say it's fishy. I'm just gathering information. I think you managed to not be able to read through the fluff, but thank you for responding so quickly!
Also, when there is a disabled minor child in the home, that is grounds. Sorry. We had it done before. Lawyer on that end will be retained in the new year to motion for a reduction. Since his daughters are no longer minors and all. Sorry that you missed all that pertinent information. But thanks, I've reached out to multiple sources who don't agree with you.
This bolded is utter bull. The state's fraud hotlines where you would report welfare fraud will never agree with you that it sounds fishy and they're gonna throw the book at her, or ask you to gather information for them, regardless of what you may have thought you heard, and will never give you follow up information, and they've either examined this case or not, but either way, you will NOT hear whether or not the ex is actually discovered to have committed welfare fraud. EVER.
And they darn sure aren't going to give any public assistance monies she received based on fraud back to your soon to be ex husband. He gave her money, and he didn't overpay his child support because he was too darn dumb to report the money and repay it through the legitimate channels to get it credited as actual child support. Can we say you may be a little bit bitter? How in the heck could ex wife since 2011 get money out of his bank account without his consent without it going through the courts? Hogwash. What kind of case could you possibly have, based on old bank records? You're typing and smoking something and telling yourself little stories, trying to save your marriage by blaming someone else for the whole situation. Good luck paying an attorney to get your great revenge when you are too poor to pay attention, according to you.