I am the obliged:the obligor's employer is insisting that the monthly amount is being paid,however the amount is short by $140.00 per month and the arrears are beginning to add up.Just not sure on what my active role should be in this situation.
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You need to go back to your attorney and have him check on this for you. He knows what to do and it will keep you out of trouble. If you try to handle it yourself there is so much that can go wrong. SEE YOUR ATTORNEY!
answered 1 year ago
If you are in the United States, there is a law since the 1990's that allows your Health and Welfare department to get a court order and enforce it. You may have to pay $25 up front but they will find him anywhere he is and make him pay. See the office in your county.
answered 12 months ago
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This is good advice,however,I cannot afford an attorney:this is an active IV-case.Court ordered set amount,the employer is not paying the full monthly amount.Case worker has not answered my calls.Thank-you for your response.
comment made by Nettie1234 12 months ago
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