Out of State Case Joke!

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Permalink Reply by Tammy F on September 16, 2009 at 12:16pm

I pulled this off of the Federal Office of Child Support's Website:

If states are not working together successfully, our federal regional offices are available to try to facilitate the cases. We have ten regional offices around the country...see
https://ocse.acf.hhs.gov/int/directories/index.cfm?fuseaction=main....

You may also want to contact Project Save Our Children task force, contact Nick Soppa in OCSE at 202-401-4677 or email nicholas.soppa@acf.hhs.gov . This is a program for "Federal Evaders" , when the noncustodial parent has crossed state lines and owes over $5000. Definetly sounds like your case fits the profile!

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Permalink Reply by Tammy F on September 18, 2009 at 8:15am

Maranda,

That's the only way!

:)

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Permalink Reply by Charles (Williams Dad ) on September 21, 2009 at 11:56pm

This is a true story , My ex and I divorced in Mississippi and my ex moved to Arkansas , She bragged for several years that her case worker in Arkansas (Welfare,Food stamps,Etc) was telling her how to get away with not paying her support , I thought she was full of it or telling a lie until last year I received a call from a federal investigator asking me questions concerning my support case and as it turns out my ex was telling the truth , The worker in Arkansas was charged with altering case files to allow my ex to stay hid ,keep her driving privledges and not pay her support . It seems the worker didnt like the idea of working across state lines to force a woman to pay a man child support. My son to this day still has never received his support as my ex jumps the state border of Arkansas, Missiouri, and Oklahoma on a daily basis ,Lives on welfare and with what ever moron of a man that will put up with her . all the while my son suffers doing with out a mom . Truthfully I could use the money but I would trade every dime of it just if his mom would make a phone call, spend 5 min talking to my heartbroke child , Just once tell him she was wrong and loves him . Any way dont ever think that states willingly work together across state lines they dont and it seems some workers resent the extra work load ....

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Permalink Reply by Tammy F on September 22, 2009 at 1:37pm

It does often seem that you have to choose between money or parental involvement. I'm sure all of us could use the money to help support our children, but money doesn't constitute being a good parent. Then there are those like us who don't get either from the other parent.
Did this Federal Worker only contact you to get information to prosecute the case worker or did they want to help you with your case too?

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Permalink Reply by Charles (Williams Dad ) on September 23, 2009 at 4:44pm

I was only questioned because I personally called the Arkansas worker to question why my case wasnt being followed thru after several rude conversations with her and being informed by the Arkansas csupport clearing house services that the workers had made no attempt to collect from my ex, even after my state had requested them to do so . I contacted the Federal Enforcement Agency and requested a investigation into the statements made by my ex and the lack of coperation on the part of the worker in Ark. I still to this day have never gotten my ex into an out of state court . I have a enforcable support order in Mississippi and my own state refuses to revoke her liscence because she no longer lives in this state.

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Permalink Reply by Tammy F on September 28, 2009 at 9:51am

I found these forms for the local State CSE Workers to give to The Project Save Our Children Task Force. Maybe if you print these out and bring them to your local worker, it may give them a clue.

Tammy

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