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cat2young
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My ex-husband is about $18,000 behind in his support payments ( he has not made a payment since may ). I have taken him to court on my own 4 times on contempt, 3 times in front of a general master 1 time in front of judge. He was found in contempt in every apperance, "to have a hostile attitude toward the idea that he was obligated to pay support" and "evading the deduction order by changing jobs, ect. The dept of revenue CSE is now getting involved. So far they have done nothing but the pro se office at the court said I can not set any more contempt hearings that CSE has to do that now. They keep saying I should get a court date any day ( they have been saying this for about 3 months ) What can I do. I'm in FL. Also the case is going back to the general master, should I object? I liked how the judge handled the hearing far more the the GM. Is being that far behind a felony?
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