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What is the name of your state?CA
My ex-husband lives in Montana. His parents unfortunately are no longer alive and before his parents died, he was left his parents house in their will. Since leaving us, he has accrued over $50,000 in back child support for our child. The DA's office has put a lien on him since filling with our county office here in California before he moved out of state. Being that he's moved now, though, I don't know how the laws in Montana can affect my child from getting any money from the inheritance of this home he now has. We could absolutely use this money for our child's college fund. Is this an issue that the DA's office will end up taking care of since a lien is already in place or is this something that I would have to take to court myself on? I am unclear as to what options, if any, I have?
My ex-husband lives in Montana. His parents unfortunately are no longer alive and before his parents died, he was left his parents house in their will. Since leaving us, he has accrued over $50,000 in back child support for our child. The DA's office has put a lien on him since filling with our county office here in California before he moved out of state. Being that he's moved now, though, I don't know how the laws in Montana can affect my child from getting any money from the inheritance of this home he now has. We could absolutely use this money for our child's college fund. Is this an issue that the DA's office will end up taking care of since a lien is already in place or is this something that I would have to take to court myself on? I am unclear as to what options, if any, I have?