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Your Ex Won't Pay Child Support? Know Your Options!

By Nathan Dawson   |   AddThis Social Bookmark Button


 

Like most things in life, there is no library of instruction booklets, among them being one entitled “How to Get a Divorce.” As much as you may have tried to take all the necessary steps to ensure a smooth and easy divorce, you may still find yourself in the financial aftermath of a divorce in which your ex-spouse refuses to pay alimony.

Here is a small bit of divorce advice: as stressful as the entire situation may be, there is no need to get angry or frustrated. If your legally-binding judgment of divorce or divorce settlement entitles you to alimony or child support, then the law is on your side. Simply contact your attorney and take whatever steps are deemed necessary. Coping with divorce is hard enough. You and your children certainly don’t need any more stress.

Refusing to pay alimony or child support can result in some unpleasant legal actions.

 

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If you or your child is not receiving the payments that you are entitled to receive, then your spouse could face one or a number of enforcement devices, such as:

Having money deducted from your spouse’s wages

Submitting a negative report to a credit bureau

Collecting past-due child support from lottery prizes won by your spouse

Intercepting federal and state tax refunds

Seizure of property or bank accounts

Deduction of health insurance premiums

Obtaining a court order requiring a cash deposit toward payment of support

Obtaining a court order that places your spouse on probation

Obtaining a court order sentencing your spouse to serve jail time

In some states, you may pursue spousal and child support through an agency.

In the event that a parent defaults on a court-ordered payment, enforcement devices will be set into motion immediately.

 

 

Nathan Dawson writes for http://www.lifeaftermarriage.com a great online source for finance information.

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