<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by LadyBlu:
IAAL would know the procedure for CA courts but I would think that you would be able to have the District Clerk send the new employer the wage withholding order. Here in TX that is how it is handled, of course you have to pay a small fee. But is money well spent.
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My response:
LadyBlu is correct, with one tiny correction. At least, here in California, you wouldn't have to "pay a small fee", or any fee, to the D.A.'s office for them to do their job. Yours is a common call I get into my office on a daily basis. The D.A. Enforcement Division, in every County (it seems) in California, is overworked, overloaded, and understaffed to carry out the mandates and orders of the courts. It's a taxpayer issue. Suffice it to say, the situation is one of "hurry up and wait", and there's really not much, if anything, that can be done about the problem. It's the D.A.'s office that must prepare the paperwork and serve the same on the payor's employer.
Perhaps, your attorney's phone call to the D.A.'s office "might" help; but, don't count on it.
IAAL
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