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mamasan
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Wisconsin
My ex husband lives in Kansas and was ordered to pay support back in 1995. Since then, he has only paid $300.00. He is $20,000 in arrears. He does not file income tax because it makes him mad that all his money will be intercepted.
The older 2 children from his previous relationships for whom he sometimes pays support are now 18 and 16. He owes the state of Texas for the 18 year old as the child's mother was previously on some type of assistance. His second wife, mother of the 16 year old is remarried and wealthy but still he has to pay back the state of Kansas for the time she was receiving assistance also. And then, there is my daughter who is 8 who receives nothing.
My child is on medical insurance through the state of Wisconsin so we have a worker to sort of represent us. I say sort of because she told me the other day that she has way too many case loads and that I should contact Kansas childsupport agency myself, that she would write a letter to them requesting that they deal directly with me.
Since the first child is 18, will the back owed money that he pays to Texas still take first priority? And, since the mother of his second child is wealthy now, is the money that he has to pay to the state of Kansas still going to take priortiy over my daughter? How long?
I work full time and as a single parent am really struggling just to get food on the table and a roof over our heads. I'm extremely frustrated because I know that he is living with his girlfriend and making more money than I do, living in a nice place, driving a nice car yet my daughter doesn't get a penny.
I don't even know how I'm going to get her school clothes and supplies. It seems to me that there is something terribly wrong with the system.
I would greatly appreciate any suggestions that those of you who read this might have.
Thankyou!
[Edited by mamasan on 07-02-2001 at 10:06 PM]
My ex husband lives in Kansas and was ordered to pay support back in 1995. Since then, he has only paid $300.00. He is $20,000 in arrears. He does not file income tax because it makes him mad that all his money will be intercepted.
The older 2 children from his previous relationships for whom he sometimes pays support are now 18 and 16. He owes the state of Texas for the 18 year old as the child's mother was previously on some type of assistance. His second wife, mother of the 16 year old is remarried and wealthy but still he has to pay back the state of Kansas for the time she was receiving assistance also. And then, there is my daughter who is 8 who receives nothing.
My child is on medical insurance through the state of Wisconsin so we have a worker to sort of represent us. I say sort of because she told me the other day that she has way too many case loads and that I should contact Kansas childsupport agency myself, that she would write a letter to them requesting that they deal directly with me.
Since the first child is 18, will the back owed money that he pays to Texas still take first priority? And, since the mother of his second child is wealthy now, is the money that he has to pay to the state of Kansas still going to take priortiy over my daughter? How long?
I work full time and as a single parent am really struggling just to get food on the table and a roof over our heads. I'm extremely frustrated because I know that he is living with his girlfriend and making more money than I do, living in a nice place, driving a nice car yet my daughter doesn't get a penny.
I don't even know how I'm going to get her school clothes and supplies. It seems to me that there is something terribly wrong with the system.
I would greatly appreciate any suggestions that those of you who read this might have.
Thankyou!
[Edited by mamasan on 07-02-2001 at 10:06 PM]