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My sister’s ex claims to be unemployed now for two months. He is cop and I know they are hiring. I think he is working and not reporting the income for he owes child support. How can we find out if a person is working?
Shouldn’t that be between your sister and her ex? Would you want someone checking up on whether or not you were working?My sister’s ex claims to be unemployed now for two months. He is cop and I know they are hiring. I think he is working and not reporting the income for he owes child support. How can we find out if a person is working?
If I have nothing to hide, I won’t mind if everyone knew I worked. I am doing this for my sister and she is wanting to know if her ex is working. You don’t know the whole story and all I will say is that the ex has a lying problem, almost pathological. I think my sister should get her child support and it affects the entire family for we, my parents and myself and others of my sister, have to support her and her two kids financially. We need to know if he is working for even the counselor has told him that he needs to grow up and step up to the plate and take responsibility. He is remarried and said his money all goes to his new wife and her children. The counselor has told him and the judge that his first responsibility is to his first wife and his kids not his second family. His new wife is mentally sick and has hates it that he has to pay child support to my sister.Shouldn’t that be between your sister and her ex? Would you want someone checking up on whether or not you were working?
Kathy
Most of us don’t have anything to hide. However, I still would not want someone to be able to make a call and get all sorts of info about me. Anyway, if you ask me, it is too much like “Big Brother” out there now.If I have nothing to hide, I won’t mind if everyone knew I worked. …
Thisis what we have heard too and supposely Florida does this also, but they did not and the dad got all of his refund when he owes $3500.00 in back child support and now he can add two more months of not paying which equals now to $5500.00. He has been shown sympathy by the judge in this case at every hearing. The last hearing he had to pay $2000.00 of the back child support that he owed or go to prison and was found in contempt, but he begged mercy to the judge not to file him in contempt or he would not get a job as a cop if that was on his record. The jugde gave him what he requested as long as he pay the $2000.00 and than he goes and tells his two children that his mother wants to put him in prison. He is a very bad man to say the least and needs much prayer for he is really lost.I have no experience in this area, but I would think that the state has a list of people who should be paying child support and when wages are reported to the state on a quarterly basis for unemployment tax purposes, his social security number will raise a big red flag.
Child Support is very serious business with the state and federal governments. For example, federal income tax refunds are withheld due to deliquent child support.
Thanks Andy for the information. I will try this.Not sure how it works in your state, but as a deputy in Wisconsin, all of my info is open records because I work for the government.
That means you can call the county and find out if I work there, how long I worked there, how much I make, what benefits (i.e. insurance) i use, and the average number of hours I work per week…it’s all public information.
The only information you might not get is where I am scheduled to work on a particular day and what hours, but that is for security reasons.
It’s not like a private employer where they don’t have to say. Not sure who these DHR people are that DJgang speaks about…so I don’t know about that.
Andy
We believe that he is being paid under the table somewhere for he needs to work to maintain his new family.The trouble is, if he is working and getting paid under the table, is employment status is probably not recorded anywhere publicly available. If this is true, the IRS would probably want to know about it too…
Your niece said she has seen him in a police uniform–could he be working as a security guard someplace?
I agree that your sister should speak to her attorney. I wonder if the services of a private investigator would be warranted here? A good laywer could probably advise your sister about that, too.