"Dusty" wrote in

Why a lifetime? Just read Sanford Braver's Divorced Dads. It shows that
non-custodial parents who get behind in their support payments usually do
so because of job loss or ill health. Tim Spiehs has had both according
to Frank Graham who wrote the North Platte Bulletin piece. During those
times, the interest and penalties built up and up. Spiehs is 60 years
old, in poor health and works in a convenience store. Instead of looking
forward to retirement, he gets to look forward to working every day for
the rest of his life to pay for a child who's not his.

Reread that last sentence and ask "what if that were me?"

I wish I only had $12,000 to pay off, it's around $70,000 now!

Wonder how they'll prosecute fathers in this Depression era?