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June 17th 04, 12:25 AM
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Past Due Support
I am new to the board and desperately seeking help. I chased around my ex
for 6 years and finally got a court order against him through the county but they would not go back to the time I actually filed for support, only from the time they found him - how do I go about suing him for the 6 years he "disappeared"? 
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#2
June 17th 04, 02:18 AM
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Past Due Support
In article outparenting.com,
LouKing says... I am new to the board and desperately seeking help. I chased around my ex for 6 years and finally got a court order against him through the county but they would not go back to the time I actually filed for support, only from the time they found him - how do I go about suing him for the 6 years he "disappeared"? ==== File a suit? ====
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June 17th 04, 02:18 AM
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Past Due Support
In article outparenting.com,
LouKing says... I am new to the board and desperately seeking help. I chased around my ex for 6 years and finally got a court order against him through the county but they would not go back to the time I actually filed for support, only from the time they found him - how do I go about suing him for the 6 years he "disappeared"? ==== File a suit? ====
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#4
June 17th 04, 02:18 AM
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Past Due Support
In article outparenting.com,
LouKing says... I am new to the board and desperately seeking help. I chased around my ex for 6 years and finally got a court order against him through the county but they would not go back to the time I actually filed for support, only from the time they found him - how do I go about suing him for the 6 years he "disappeared"? ==== File a suit? ====
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#5
June 17th 04, 03:25 AM
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Past Due Support
"LouKing" wrote in message lkaboutparenting.com... I am new to the board and desperately seeking help. I chased around my ex for 6 years and finally got a court order against him through the county but they would not go back to the time I actually filed for support, only from the time they found him - how do I go about suing him for the 6 years he "disappeared"? If your court order does not establish past due support there is no past due support.
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#6
June 17th 04, 04:04 AM
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Past Due Support
In article . net, Bob Whiteside
says... "LouKing" wrote in message alkaboutparenting.com... I am new to the board and desperately seeking help. I chased around my ex for 6 years and finally got a court order against him through the county but they would not go back to the time I actually filed for support, only from the time they found him - how do I go about suing him for the 6 years he "disappeared"? If your court order does not establish past due support there is no past due support. === Minor technicality ;-). Wonder what state this is that only assesses support from the time they find him. Too bad it isn't TM's controlling state. === ===
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#7
June 17th 04, 04:46 AM
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Past Due Support
"Gini" wrote in message ... In article . net, Bob Whiteside says... "LouKing" wrote in message alkaboutparenting.com... I am new to the board and desperately seeking help. I chased around my ex for 6 years and finally got a court order against him through the county but they would not go back to the time I actually filed for support, only from the time they found him - how do I go about suing him for the 6 years he "disappeared"? If your court order does not establish past due support there is no past due support. === Minor technicality ;-). Wonder what state this is that only assesses support from the time they find him. Too bad it isn't TM's controlling state. Gotta be a paternity case and not a divorce case. Until paternity was established there was no CS payments due.
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#8
June 17th 04, 05:09 AM
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Past Due Support
"Bob Whiteside" wrote in message ink.net... "Gini" wrote in message ... In article . net, Bob Whiteside says... "LouKing" wrote in message alkaboutparenting.com... I am new to the board and desperately seeking help. I chased around my ex for 6 years and finally got a court order against him through the county but they would not go back to the time I actually filed for support, only from the time they found him - how do I go about suing him for the 6 years he "disappeared"? If your court order does not establish past due support there is no past due support. === Minor technicality ;-). Wonder what state this is that only assesses support from the time they find him. Too bad it isn't TM's controlling state. Gotta be a paternity case and not a divorce case. Until paternity was established there was no CS payments due. But my husband was assigned two years arrearages from when paternity was established. Thank goodness they didn't go back to the birth of the child. I wonder if there is any state where they still do that!
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#9
June 17th 04, 05:09 AM
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Past Due Support
"Bob Whiteside" wrote in message ink.net... "Gini" wrote in message ... In article . net, Bob Whiteside says... "LouKing" wrote in message alkaboutparenting.com... I am new to the board and desperately seeking help. I chased around my ex for 6 years and finally got a court order against him through the county but they would not go back to the time I actually filed for support, only from the time they found him - how do I go about suing him for the 6 years he "disappeared"? If your court order does not establish past due support there is no past due support. === Minor technicality ;-). Wonder what state this is that only assesses support from the time they find him. Too bad it isn't TM's controlling state. Gotta be a paternity case and not a divorce case. Until paternity was established there was no CS payments due. But my husband was assigned two years arrearages from when paternity was established. Thank goodness they didn't go back to the birth of the child. I wonder if there is any state where they still do that!
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June 17th 04, 05:09 AM
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Past Due Support
"Bob Whiteside" wrote in message ink.net... "Gini" wrote in message ... In article . net, Bob Whiteside says... "LouKing" wrote in message alkaboutparenting.com... I am new to the board and desperately seeking help. I chased around my ex for 6 years and finally got a court order against him through the county but they would not go back to the time I actually filed for support, only from the time they found him - how do I go about suing him for the 6 years he "disappeared"? If your court order does not establish past due support there is no past due support. === Minor technicality ;-). Wonder what state this is that only assesses support from the time they find him. Too bad it isn't TM's controlling state. Gotta be a paternity case and not a divorce case. Until paternity was established there was no CS payments due. But my husband was assigned two years arrearages from when paternity was established. Thank goodness they didn't go back to the birth of the child. I wonder if there is any state where they still do that!
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