How Can The Office Of Child Support Enforcement Break The Law To Enforce The Law?

Question

Once they serve the order of support on my employer, the employer has to start garnishing my wages because if they don't my employer can

A) Be fined and possibly be forced to pay the amount of the order as deemed by the courts

B) Have their business license suspended

This is if you look under the word "BLACKMAIL" or EXTORTION" in a dictionary these are both one and the same, but yet they can easily get away with it, but let me try and extort or blackmail someone and I will get a free stay at the Crossbar Hotel.

Maybe this is wrong but them using someone's social security number without their consent is a crime too? I mean if they can obtain your social security number and freely use it shows your social security number is really a way for the government to track you for their advantage and makes it really worthless!

As defined by Merriam Webster-Blackmail=extortion or coercion by threats especially of public exposure or criminal prosecution b : the payment that is extorted

Answer 1

Now you know the sheer horror of Child Protective Services.

Once they come into your life they can do anything to you "in the quest to get the best for your child." There eventual goal is to either build a prefect home through intimidation or to take your child totally out of your life. If you are not providing child support then you are considered the lowest criminal and they feel totally justified in all the misery they bring down on you; legal efforts to get ‘dead beat dads’ to pay up are only increasing with the law getting more and more powers.

The courts back CPS so they have endless power and the legal right to abuse it all in the name of "building strong families." The would much rather take your children and then warehouse them in a foster home where they stay with large families who use the child support payments to make a living. You have no idea how those families are run and CPS rarely checks up on them. Meanwhile, 1 one year stay in one place is considered a long time.

Then you have to face the court system and fight an uphill battle to even talk with your children, never mind the hard fight you need to wage to try and get them back.

Watch rerun episodes of Judging Amy and pay attention to the power her mother yields and what she does in the name of "protecting families." It is a frightening thing to see.

Yes, they can garnish your wages and if you try to stop them they will not only go after you, but your employer to make sure that you can't cancel the garnishment. If all they are doing is garnishing your wages then consider yourself lucky. Don’t forget that you can’t deduct that from your federal income tax form unless you supply at least 51% of the child’s support and that includes the value of the house they live in.

They aren't a business and so have no license; they are an arm (a very strong arm) of the court. So their from of blackmail and extortion is totally legal and publicly supported.

You are the criminal in this case and have to prove you’re innocent and that you can take their abuse, jump through their hoops and do what ever they want you to do so you can get them out of your life before your family is totally destroyed.

Watch the TV show Bones and notice the social malfunctions of the main character; a direct result of the child foster system. Her inadequacies are a bit stereotypical, but stereotypes start with a large grain of truth in them.

The worse part is the IRS is only worse and now you will have a red flag with them because of the wage garnishment. The IRS are worse then the credit card companies and their debt collectors do what they do legally, even if it is a call to you at 3:00 am.

Answer 2

I can answer that Serpico7. A lot of states just go right to the employer now. No chance for the "offender" to be given the opportunity to pay on his own. He didn't have to violate a court order. I went thru a civil action The DA was not involved but EX asked the court she be paid according to state law which is in fact garnishment of wages Ha I'll be smiling when some of you actually find out what it's like. Just one tidbit as example. I'm not in arrears,My daughter is 18 out of school working for at least ten$ an hour. Yet I'm still paying child support for her over a year because the EX is evading and delaying the proceedings to cancel.

Answer 3

It's not blackmail and it's not extortion. It's a penalty for failing to follow a court order.

Pay your child support. Then you wouldn't have to worry about these things.

Answer 4

Rather than answer that long and tedious question, I'll ask this one.

How can someone flagrantly disregard his legally-binding child support order, extenuating the now realized fact he is a deadbeat dad who deserves no respect whatsoever from the humble masses of Y/A? Furthermore, to what extent does afore mentioned user expect us to show in terms of sympathy, when he has enough money to relegate time to post self-serving, cowardly, and emasculating questions instead of working to support his offspring? It is further realized as truth that said user can afford money for his own personal computer, yet not put food on his own child's table.

Answer 5

If you put half the amount of thought you put into getting around it into actually paying it, maybe an order wouldn't be necessary.
Put your keyboard down...
Stop moving the mouse...
Back away from the computer...
AND GO TO WORK!

I work far too hard to have to support yours TOO!

Answer 6

the government does it all the time so why not child support?

Answer 7

get real you dead beat, support your kids.