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« on: January 30, 2008, 02:41:46 PM »

Ohio Child Support
Posted by: "Meghan Schooler" skissime@yahoo.com   skissime
Wed Jan 30, 2008 6:22 am (PST)
My child support experience from yesterday:
This woman is a wonderful woman!!

I had to share this one with all of you.
I went to the CSEA yesterday to drop off a payment for my Husband.
First off, I waited over 15 minutes to be able to actually get to the window to make the payment! You would think with all of the Federal earnings that they are getting for Child Support payments that they collect, they would have enough PROFIT to hire someone else and have 2 people at the window.
There was a lady in front of me that was telling the CSEA employee that she wanted to cancel her child support because the father saw the little girl ALL the time and they got along for her sake and he helped out a lot with her and she didn't see it necessary anymore. The CSEA employee told her that they CANNOT cancel a child support order. WHY NOT? BECAUSE THEY ARE MAKING PROFIT OFF OF OUR CHILDREN!
I am a MOTHER that supports Fathers rights, equal parenting, grandparents rights and EQUALITY.
I actually stopped the lady on my way out and told her that what she was doing for her little girl was WONDERFUL. Her little girl should know that her mommy is a special lady to let her daddy be in her life equally.
This is how it needs to be for ALL CHILDREN.
They need US EQUALLY!
50/50 EQUAL PARENTING!
www.f4j.us
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Re: Ohio Child Support
Posted by: "mike russo" redrocker1_ou812@yahoo.com   redrocker1_ou812
Wed Jan 30, 2008 6:26 am (PST)
Isn't that something? Can't cancel the child support.
Well it can be done, but it takes an affidavit in MO,
and of course is a huge headache.
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« Reply #2 on: January 30, 2008, 02:42:54 PM »

Re: Ohio Child Support
Posted by: "Marta Rubin" adrienne2528@yahoo.com   adrienne2528
Wed Jan 30, 2008 6:34 am (PST)
Mike-
Good morning. I have always been confused about how the states profit off of child support.
I don't want to take a lot of your time, but is there a simple explanation?

For instance, pays $800 in child support per month. Without fail, that amount is garnished from his wages at the rate of $369.23 every two weeks. His ex wife (Romona-the pest) does receive $800 per month, but it is spread over two or three payments during the month.

He has actually overpaid his child support by several thousand dollars (due to CSE errors in 1998 and 2004), but CSE only recognized an overpayment of $301. (Back in Nov. 2005 they sent us a letter to this effect)

Is it just that the federal government pays CSE to monitor the CS order?

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« Reply #3 on: January 30, 2008, 02:43:30 PM »

Re: Ohio Child Support
Posted by: "mike russo" redrocker1_ou812@yahoo.com   redrocker1_ou812
Wed Jan 30, 2008 6:53 am (PST)
Oh Marta....where do I begin?

TITLE IV-D of the social services law is the most vile
and evil of all things in our government as far as I
am concerned. It does exactly the opposite of what
it's mission statement says.

In Missouri, as in most all states, the child support
enforcement agency runs you through a Title IV-D case.
If you look on your paperwork you will see it
somewhere on there IV-D. No matter whether or not you
volutarily pay the money, you are presented to the
federal government as "collected on". In other words,
"Deadbeat". In Mo, the state is getting .64cents on
the dollar for every dollar they "collect" from you.
It was more, but was reduced because of the war. It
brings in 417 million a year and 1.2 billion over the
last 5 years.
Here is the kicker, the money is what is reffered to
as "Soft Money". This means that the money allocated
to the state is not regulated at all, they can do
whatever they want with it, including
(speculation)paying judges and attorneys to keep
people flowing through the system. Google Title IV-D
and I am sure you will find a lot more info, mostly
from Lary Holland.
--- Marta Rubin <adrienne2528@yahoo.com> wrote:
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Re: Ohio Child Support
Posted by: "gressitt@uninets.net" gressitt@uninets.net   stevangressitt
Wed Jan 30, 2008 6:56 am (PST)
Hmm, She could return the money to him? And the state would still be
making a profit? S
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« Reply #5 on: February 01, 2008, 02:59:48 PM »

Re: Ohio Child Support
Posted by: "Children Need Both Parents, Inc" childrenneedbothparents@msn.com   smith447162000
Thu Jan 31, 2008 7:27 am (PST)

While all forms of advocacy maintain an importance, I too have been writing letters for years and still my oldest son is dead from a drug that I wrote letters to stop having it administered to him. NO RESULTS. I have written letters of parental alienation - my youngest son loves me sometimes and sometimes he doesn't - NO RESULTS

Yes Mitt Romney received the names of the 300 fathers falsely accused and have made no mention of it since. The only people who know that he has them are those who gave them to him and the internet crowd who was told about it.

I was at Mitt Romney's celebration in Southfield Mi on election night. I was one of only 5 African Americans in the room. I was there so early until I stood directly in front of the podium. Channel 7's crew ask me if they could squeeze in next to me to get their report in. I was appalled at Romney who, after his acceptance speech shook hands and signed autographs until he got to me when I said Mr. Governor I have a question, his secret service detail said NO QUESTIONS. Romney looked me in the eyes and turned the other way. The reporter immediately gave me her number because she and I had joked most of the evening about my being the only African American in the room. She wanted to interview me based on Romney's total disregard for me or my question, at which time he completely lost any support that I may have had for him. I refused to do an inflammatory victimization interview to upstage a Presidential Candidate and have not spoke about this publicly until now that you raise the issue that letters were handed to him.

We are no longer looking for sound bites but we demand the issues to be addressed.

Ron

To: Fathers-4-Justice@yahoogroups.com
From: mkg4583@yahoo.com
Date: Thu, 31 Jan 2008 04:05:15 +0000
Subject: [Fathers-4-Justice] Re: Ohio Child Support

Hi Ron,

I disagree with your statement. It may seem to be a waste of time, but

it really is not. Writing letters is like voting. Its cumulative

(sic). I write letters on a daily basis. They are simple, direct and a

request of help with problems of children who are left without the other

parent. And letter writing is free.

I understand the root cause of the problems that we all have. . I just

ask my reprenstatives to consider the current legislation in this state

or another, how imporant it is for children. And then.... tommorrow I

write another letter to another.....and then again....

In Michigan, father righs advocates hand Mitt Romney 300 names of

fathers falsely accused. He did not have them before, now he has

them. (I think that is what happened.) No one walked up to the guy

with purple painted hair, or with a big shirt saying "I've been F-----

by the Government" Just normal people with a grievance, one after the

other, like water running over rocks that wears them down to

sand........

Mark

--- In Fathers-4-Justice@yahoogroups.com, "Children Need Both Parents,

Inc" <childrenneedbothparents@... wrote:







 Writing a letter to the Ombudsperson is a tremendous waste of

time...something that we have done for the past 20 years not

understanding how the profits are realized and who gets paid...WE KNOW

but anyone who has not tasted this treacherous system will spout the

same propaganda that we have heard for years and that is you should step

up to the plate and take care of your responsibility. This is the

propaganda that the state began which caught on along with DEADBEAT DAD

etc.



 Here are a few glossary terms and definitions that we should all be

aware of:



 1. Custodial parent - The parent awarded physical custody of a minor

child and therefore responsible for day-to-day decisions affecting the

child..



 (This is obviously a paid position and funded by the parent who did

not get the AWARD. One wins one loses. Go figure our children are an

award granted by the state!!!!



 2. Child Support Enforcement System (CSES) The computerized

case-management system required of each state by the federal Family

Support Act of 1988 to streamline the administration of state child

support programs.



 (This is where visitation or parenting time is a non issue....These

BOZOs fail to recognize that "child support is what you do when your

kids are with you."



 3. Fragile Family - Unmarried parents raising a child together: called

"family" because children are being raised jointly and "fragile" because

of the high risk of poverty and instability.



 (By mere virtue of this definition, the state considers any unmarried

couple as a detriment defining it in negative terms (FRAGILE or

UNSTABLE) This is when the children belong to the state caseworkers who

decide how strong the family bond is....THIS IS A CROCK WE WANT

GOVERNMENT OUT OF OUR HOUSEHOLDS AND WE WILL FIND CANDIDATES TO REMOVE

JUDGES, STATE REPS, STATE SENATORS, etc until we have a government that

is actually for the people and not using the people. Please check

www.firefeeney.org WE HAVE A CANDIDATE and we completely expect to take

this judges seat in the upcoming election JUST TO SEND A MESSAGE!!!!)



 4. Imputed Income - The amount a person is able to earn, even if s/he

currently is not earning at that level.



 (HERE WE GO!!!! This says nothing about a NEEDS ANALYSIS which would

highlight the needs of a child which is generally far below the 40-50%

of ones income that is also AWARDED or IMPUTED based on how much Title -

IV D monies will be made by the state. Let's see....If the work you do

in your state is comparable to another and is paid higher in another

state then a judge could tag you with child support based on what

someone else makes in another jurisdiction because you are technically

able to earn this if you lived there. WHAT A BUNCH OF HOGWASH!!! NO ONES

SPENDS 50% OF THEIR CHECK ON THE CHILDREN WHEN THEY LIVE IN THE HOUSE

WITH THE SPOUSE. WHY DO THE CHILDREN'S NEEDS GROW SO LARGE AFTER

SPLITTING UP? AND WHY WON'T THE STATES ENTERTAIN SHARED PARENTING FOR

FIT AND WILLING PARENTS UNLESS IT IS FINANCIALLY NOT FEASIBLE TO THE

STATE. EQUAL CONTACT WITH NOT JUST BOTH PARENTS BUT BOTH SIDES OF A

CHILDS FAMILY...THIS IS IN THE "BEST INTEREST"....



 Non-custodial parent - The parent who does not have custody of the

child and is not responsible for day-to-day decisions affecting the

child's well-being. A noncustodial parent may have rights to visit the

child or have the child with him/her for periods of time ("visitation"

rights and "parenting time") as well as a legal obligation to pay child

support.



 THIS TOTALLY INFURIATES ME!!! message to our candidates...Hillary

Clampett- Barak Osama - Mick Rooney - John McPain THIS IS TOTALLY

UNACCEPTABLE AND IF WE DO NOT AFFECT THE 2008 ELECTION YOU CAN BE DARN

SURE THAT 2012 WE WILL CONTROL!!!!!!!



 5. Shared economic responsibility (SER) The circumstance in which a

noncustodial parent has a child with him/her frequently enough (at least

128 overnights annually) to be considered directly contributing to the

child's care.



 (We can find Sudaam Husein in a whole in the ground in the middle of

the desert but we can't figure out that this governmental intrusion into

the households of the American Family is constitutionally wrong and will

no longer be tolerated.) Letters to officials that we know will be

thrown away is no longer what we will entertain. AUGUST 15-17 AT THE

LINCOLN MEMORIAL. THIS YEAR IF WE STOP THE PAPER TRAIL AND INTERNET

COMPLAINING AND DECIDE THAT NOTHING ELSE IS MORE IMPORTANT....WE CAN

AFFECT THE ISSUES OF THE NOVEMBER ELECTION!!!!



 IF IT IS TO BE......IT IS UP TO ME!!!!!! That is the slogan this

year....YOU MUST YOU CAN AND YOU WILL



 Ron Smith



 To: Fathers-4-Justice@yahoogroups.com

 From: kautie@...

 Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2008 09:16:12 -0800

 Subject: Re: [Fathers-4-Justice] Ohio Child Support




 Hi all,



 Here are my two cents:



 Find your County Department of Child Support Services, get the name of

the Ombudsperson, and write him/her a complaint letter denouncing the

misuse of Title IV D.



 Probably nothing will happen, but at least it will be in their radar

that you KNOW that Judges are taking custody away from perfectly fit

parents for a profit.



 Educate people ? not only custodial or non-custodial parents, but

everyone about the subject.



 Start writing government officials about the misuse of Title IV D.



 I think if we start focusing the custody problems from this

perspective we could attract tax payers' attention, and the media

will be more interested in hearing about the problem.



 For some people, it is a difficult concept. I have been talking with

my co-workers about this, and they were oblivious to the situation but

glad that I brought it up.



 Thanks!



 Kenya







 ----- Original Message ----

 From: mike russo redrocker1_ou812@...

 To: Fathers-4-Justice@yahoogroups.com

 Sent: Wednesday, January 30, 2008 6:53:10 AM

 Subject: Re: [Fathers-4-Justice] Ohio Child Support







 Oh Marta....where do I begin?



 TITLE IV-D of the social services law is the most vile

 and evil of all things in our government as far as I

 am concerned. It does exactly the opposite of what

 it's mission statement says.



 In Missouri, as in most all states, the child support

 enforcement agency runs you through a Title IV-D case.

 If you look on your paperwork you will see it

 somewhere on there IV-D. No matter whether or not you

 volutarily pay the money, you are presented to the

 federal government as "collected on". In other words,

 "Deadbeat". In Mo, the state is getting .64cents on

 the dollar for every dollar they "collect" from you.

 It was more, but was reduced because of the war. It

 brings in 417 million a year and 1.2 billion over the

 last 5 years.

 Here is the kicker, the money is what is reffered to

 as "Soft Money". This means that the money allocated

 to the state is not regulated at all,

 they can do

 whatever they want with it, including

 (speculation) paying judges and attorneys to keep

 people flowing through the system. Google Title IV-D

 and I am sure you will find a lot more info, mostly

 from Lary Holland.

 --- Marta Rubin <adrienne2528@ yahoo.com wrote:



  Mike-

  Good morning. I have always been confused about

  how the states profit off of child support.

  I don't want to take a lot of your time, but is

  there a simple explanation?

 

  For instance, pays $800 in child support per

  month. Without fail, that amount is garnished from

  his wages at the rate of $369.23 every two weeks.

  His ex wife (Romona-the pest) does receive $800 per

  month, but it is spread over two or three payments

  during the month.

 



  He has actually overpaid his child support by

  several thousand dollars (due to CSE errors in 1998

  and 2004), but CSE only recognized an overpayment of

  $301. (Back in Nov. 2005 they sent us a letter to

  this effect)

 

  Is it just that the federal government pays CSE to

  monitor the CS order?

 

  Marta

 

  mike russo <redrocker1_ou812@ yahoo.com wrote:

  Isn't that something? Can't cancel the

  child support.

  Well it can be done, but it takes an affidavit in

  MO,

  and of course is a huge headache.

  --- Meghan Schooler skissime@yahoo. com wrote:

 

   My child support

 experience from yesterday:

   This woman is a wonderful woman!!

 

   I had to share this one with all of you.

   I went to the CSEA yesterday to drop off a payment

   for my Husband.

   First off, I waited over 15 minutes to be able to

   actually get to the window to make the payment!

  You

   would think with all of the Federal earnings that

   they are getting for Child Support payments that

   they collect, they would have enough PROFIT to

  hire someone else and have 2 people at the window.

   There was a lady in front of me that was telling

   the CSEA employee that she wanted to cancel her

   child support because the father saw the little

  girl ALL the time and they got along for her sake and

  he helped out a lot with her and she didn't see it

  necessary anymore. The CSEA employee told her that

   they CANNOT cancel a child support order. WHY NOT?

   BECAUSE THEY ARE MAKING PROFIT OFF OF OUR

  CHILDREN!

   I am a MOTHER that supports Fathers rights, equal

   parenting, grandparents rights and EQUALITY.

   I actually stopped the lady on my way out and told

   her that what she was doing for her little girl

  was WONDERFUL. Her little girl should know that her

   mommy is a special lady to let her daddy be in her

   life equally.

   This is how it needs to be for ALL CHILDREN.

   They need US EQUALLY!

   50/50 EQUAL PARENTING!

   www.f4j.us

   www.myspace.com/wemissmiranda
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  Re: Ohio Child Support
Posted by: "Children Need Both Parents, Inc" childrenneedbothparents@msn.com   smith447162000
Thu Jan 31, 2008 7:02 am (PST)


I totally agree with Lary...Every form of advocacy is important and we must not let up on either one but we cannot maintain a letter writing campaign only. Most feel that after they have written a letter then they have done their part. THIS IS A NUMBERS GAME!!!! While letters can and do end up in the circular file, THE BODIES IN DC MUST BE ADDRESSED..
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Posted by: "Lary Holland" laryholland@sbcglobal.net   frcmichigan
Wed Jan 30, 2008 2:28 pm (PST)
Writing letters to officials is definitely not a waste of time. They do not feel they have to be accountable because enough people do not follow-through and advocate their positions effectively. Must increase, frequency, efficiency, and professionalism to show that there are people watching and monitoring government at every turn. When everyone stands up to be heard, they must consider the more than just the special interests. There are no silver bullets in advocacy. All forms of advocacy are valid, even writing a letter, even going to a public event, even going to the coffee shop to discuss things in an open forum.

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From: "Children Need Both Parents, Inc" <childrenneedbothparents@msn.com>
To: fathers-4-justice@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, January 30, 2008 1:19:12 PM
Subject: RE: [Fathers-4-Justice] Ohio Child Support

Writing a letter to the Ombudsperson is a tremendous waste of time...something that we have done for the past 20 years not understanding how the profits are realized and who gets paid...WE KNOW but anyone who has not tasted this treacherous system will spout the same propaganda that we have heard for years and that is you should step up to the plate and take care of your responsibility. This is the propaganda that the state began which caught on along with DEADBEAT DAD etc.

Here are a few glossary terms and definitions that we should all be aware of:

1. Custodial parent - The parent awarded physical custody of a minor child and therefore responsible for day-to-day decisions affecting the child..

(This is obviously a paid position and funded by the parent who did not get the AWARD. One wins one loses. Go figure our children are an award granted by the state!!!!

2. Child Support Enforcement System (CSES) The computerized case-management system required of each state by the federal Family Support Act of 1988 to streamline the administration of state child support programs.

(This is where visitation or parenting time is a non issue....These BOZOs fail to recognize that "child support is what you do when your kids are with you."

3. Fragile Family - Unmarried parents raising a child together: called "family" because children are being raised jointly and "fragile" because of the high risk of poverty and instability.

(By mere virtue of this definition, the state considers any unmarried couple as a detriment defining it in negative terms (FRAGILE or UNSTABLE) This is when the children belong to the state caseworkers who decide how strong the family bond is....THIS IS A CROCK WE WANT GOVERNMENT OUT OF OUR HOUSEHOLDS AND WE WILL FIND CANDIDATES TO REMOVE JUDGES, STATE REPS, STATE SENATORS, etc until we have a government that is actually for the people and not using the people. Please check www.firefeeney. org WE HAVE A CANDIDATE and we completely expect to take this judges seat in the upcoming election JUST TO SEND A MESSAGE!!!!)

4. Imputed Income - The amount a person is able to earn, even if s/he currently is not earning at that level.

(HERE WE GO!!!! This says nothing about a NEEDS ANALYSIS which would highlight the needs of a child which is generally far below the 40-50% of ones income that is also AWARDED or IMPUTED based on how much Title - IV D monies will be made by the state. Let's see....If the work you do in your state is comparable to another and is paid higher in another state then a judge could tag you with child support based on what someone else makes in another jurisdiction because you are technically able to earn this if you lived there. WHAT A BUNCH OF HOGWASH!!! NO ONES SPENDS 50% OF THEIR CHECK ON THE CHILDREN WHEN THEY LIVE IN THE HOUSE WITH THE SPOUSE. WHY DO THE CHILDREN'S NEEDS GROW SO LARGE AFTER SPLITTING UP? AND WHY WON'T THE STATES ENTERTAIN SHARED PARENTING FOR FIT AND WILLING PARENTS UNLESS IT IS FINANCIALLY NOT FEASIBLE TO THE STATE. EQUAL CONTACT WITH NOT JUST BOTH PARENTS BUT BOTH SIDES OF A CHILDS FAMILY...THIS IS IN THE "BEST INTEREST"... .

Non-custodial parent - The parent who does not have custody of the child and is not responsible for day-to-day decisions affecting the child's well-being. A noncustodial parent may have rights to visit the child or have the child with him/her for periods of time ("visitation" rights and "parenting time") as well as a legal obligation to pay child support.

THIS TOTALLY INFURIATES ME!!! message to our candidates.. .Hillary Clampett- Barak Osama - Mick Rooney - John McPain THIS IS TOTALLY UNACCEPTABLE AND IF WE DO NOT AFFECT THE 2008 ELECTION YOU CAN BE DARN SURE THAT 2012 WE WILL CONTROL!!!!! !!

5. Shared economic responsibility (SER) The circumstance in which a noncustodial parent has a child with him/her frequently enough (at least 128 overnights annually) to be considered directly contributing to the child's care.

(We can find Sudaam Husein in a whole in the ground in the middle of the desert but we can't figure out that this governmental intrusion into the households of the American Family is constitutionally wrong and will no longer be tolerated.) Letters to officials that we know will be thrown away is no longer what we will entertain. AUGUST 15-17 AT THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL. THIS YEAR IF WE STOP THE PAPER TRAIL AND INTERNET COMPLAINING AND DECIDE THAT NOTHING ELSE IS MORE IMPORTANT... .WE CAN AFFECT THE ISSUES OF THE NOVEMBER ELECTION!!!!

IF IT IS TO BE......IT IS UP TO ME!!!!!! That is the slogan this year....YOU MUST YOU CAN AND YOU WILL

Ron Smith

To: Fathers-4-Justice@ yahoogroups. com
From: kautie@sbcglobal. net
Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2008 09:16:12 -0800
Subject: Re: [Fathers-4-Justice] Ohio Child Support

Hi all,

Here are my two cents:

Find your County Department of Child Support Services, get the name of the Ombudsperson, and write him/her a complaint letter denouncing the misuse of Title IV D.

Probably nothing will happen, but at least it will be in their radar that you KNOW that Judges are taking custody away from perfectly fit parents for a profit.

Educate people � not only custodial or non-custodial parents, but everyone about the subject.

Start writing government officials about the misuse of Title IV D.

I think if we start focusing the custody problems from this perspective we could attract tax payers� attention, and the media will be more interested in hearing about the problem.

For some people, it is a difficult concept. I have been talking with my co-workers about this, and they were oblivious to the situation but glad that I brought it up.

Thanks!

Kenya

----- Original Message ----
From: mike russo <redrocker1_ou812@ yahoo.com>
To: Fathers-4-Justice@ yahoogroups. com
Sent: Wednesday, January 30, 2008 6:53:10 AM
Subject: Re: [Fathers-4-Justice] Ohio Child Support

Oh Marta....where do I begin?

TITLE IV-D of the social services law is the most vile
and evil of all things in our government as far as I
am concerned. It does exactly the opposite of what
it's mission statement says.

In Missouri, as in most all states, the child support
enforcement agency runs you through a Title IV-D case.
If you look on your paperwork you will see it
somewhere on there IV-D. No matter whether or not you
volutarily pay the money, you are presented to the
federal government as "collected on". In other words,
"Deadbeat". In Mo, the state is getting .64cents on
the dollar for every dollar they "collect" from you.
It was more, but was reduced because of the war. It
brings in 417 million a year and 1.2 billion over the
last 5 years.
Here is the kicker, the money is what is reffered to
as "Soft Money". This means that the money allocated
to the state is not regulated at all,
they can do
whatever they want with it, including
(speculation) paying judges and attorneys to keep
people flowing through the system. Google Title IV-D
and I am sure you will find a lot more info, mostly
from Lary Holland.
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