ALASKA: Criminal Non-support now going ot be a felony...much more

Gini52 wrote:

In article , Editor - Child Support News
says...

In Alaska, Child Support "Investigators" are apparently issued bulletproof
vests. You may recall that there was an attempt to arm them eariler this
year...

Here's what the final legislation looks like:

http://www.akrepublicans.org/kott/23...kott_hb514.php

We all need to spend some money and call the Governor's Office. They seem to
be escalating things in Alaska.
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This legislation also gives judges the ability to reduce arrears owed to the
state and indicates that 70 percent of CS owed is owed by NCPs earning under 10k
a year. Interesting. It seems some government folks are finally realizing that
CS guidelines are too high.
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So... Is this legislation a good thing, or a bad thing?

And how reliable is that 70% statistic? That one would be a nice
chestnut to use in informal discussions.

- Ron ^*^

Gini52 wrote:

In article , Editor - Child Support News
says...

In Alaska, Child Support "Investigators" are apparently issued bulletproof
vests. You may recall that there was an attempt to arm them eariler this
year...

Here's what the final legislation looks like:

http://www.akrepublicans.org/kott/23...kott_hb514.php

We all need to spend some money and call the Governor's Office. They seem to
be escalating things in Alaska.
====
This legislation also gives judges the ability to reduce arrears owed to the
state and indicates that 70 percent of CS owed is owed by NCPs earning under 10k
a year. Interesting. It seems some government folks are finally realizing that
CS guidelines are too high.
====

So... Is this legislation a good thing, or a bad thing?

And how reliable is that 70% statistic? That one would be a nice
chestnut to use in informal discussions.

- Ron ^*^

Gini52 wrote:

In article , Editor - Child Support News
says...

In Alaska, Child Support "Investigators" are apparently issued bulletproof
vests. You may recall that there was an attempt to arm them eariler this
year...

Here's what the final legislation looks like:

http://www.akrepublicans.org/kott/23...kott_hb514.php

We all need to spend some money and call the Governor's Office. They seem to
be escalating things in Alaska.
====
This legislation also gives judges the ability to reduce arrears owed to the
state and indicates that 70 percent of CS owed is owed by NCPs earning under 10k
a year. Interesting. It seems some government folks are finally realizing that
CS guidelines are too high.
====

So... Is this legislation a good thing, or a bad thing?

And how reliable is that 70% statistic? That one would be a nice
chestnut to use in informal discussions.

- Ron ^*^