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What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? NV. My husband is permanently disabled, for the past 6 years....He is ONLY getting disability payments. When the "children" were in their late twenties, she came after him for child support. After the county decided they would not pursue the issue, she looked into CSE9Child Support Enforcement), and after realizing the cicumstances, decided that they also would not be able to collect, and she has hooked up with another outside agency.My question is how long can this go on? I know she is on the hook for whatever she agreed to with the agencies, and is looking for the money to take care of that. CSE has intercepted MANY of my tax refunds, stimulis payments, etc. and I have had a bugger of a time getting those back, if at all. For the 12 years after they were divorced, she never mentioned child support to him, because the children were already on their own, but when we decided to get married, she thought that maybe it was time....We went to court, and he was making timely payments up until his accident. When she realized she would not get anything from us, she sought other means of collection. Any help would be great. Thanx for listening.....
 


yes, he was paying on arrears....But now with his disability, the interest amount is unreal. We were told by the DA's office here in NV, that all she has to do is tell them that she does not want to pursue this any further, but I believe that because she signed a contract with CSE, and most likely the third agency, that she will not do so beacuse it puts her on the hook for the amount that they want to collect from her. When we went to court after his accident, the interest was to be waived until the time that he went back to work. He did try to go back to work after his accident, under the ticket to work program, but was unable to maintain employment due to the nature of his disabilities. After he tried and failed at that, the interest started piling on again, even though we have proven, in court, that he in no longer able to work. If it just would have been the arrears, I would have probably been able to work something out with the payments. But at this point, I am the only one working, and as you know, disability payments only go so far. It has been 6 years and he will not get any better. It is very hard to have this hanging over our heads all the time, and with the money she would be paying the outside agencies, it hardly seems worth the effort she is putting into it. The children are now 36 and 38 years old. She did not pursue this matter with him until they were in their mid-twenties....Isn't there some kind of statute of limitations on this?
 

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