Child Support Evader Enforcement & Locators

Currently, there are approximately 18 million cases handled by state child support enforcement agencies each year, and experts say that the more mobile society becomes, the easier it is to avoid child support obligations.

Child support enforcement personnel throughout the country wage a daily battle to enforce court-ordered child support payments. Collecting the funds, often necessary to provide children with the basics of survival, is a time-consuming and frustrating process for State Enforcement personnel. But for child support evaders, keeping that money in their pockets is often as easy as moving to a new state where no records of their obligation exist -- until now. Under a new federal program, an evader can get arrested at gunpoint and thrown in prison.

New Felony Penalties for Egregious Failure to Pay Child Support. The President called for these tough new penalties in July 1996 and again in his 1997 State of the Union address. On June 24th 1998, President Clinton signed into law new legislation that he called "a gift to our children and the future." The law, Public Law 105-187, the Deadbeat Parents Punishment Act of 1998, creates two new categories of felonies, with penalties of up to two years in prison for egregious child support evaders. They are:

· Traveling across state or country lines with the intent to evade child support payments will now be considered a felony if the obligation has remained unpaid for a period longer than one year or is greater than $5,000.

· When the obligation has remained unpaid for a period of longer than two years or is greater than $10,000, willful failure to pay child support to a child residing in another state will be considered a felony.

An example since it started, the program has nabbed some notorious "deadbeats." A former Border Patrol agent who quit his job and moved from his children was arrested at his scuba school in Hawaii. A lawyer and plastic surgeon was arrested in New York on charges that he owed more than $172,000. A police chief was arrested in Wyoming on charges of failing to pay child support in New York

Note, however, State-level remedies generally must be exhausted before a federal prosecution under the Deadbeat Parents Punishment Act can be considered. www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/cse

Other sources listed by state can be found here: Custody Sources

The Bureau of Private Investigation, a private detective agency, can assist you in locating a child support evader. "The quiet crisis of unpaid child support," the President (Clinton) said, "is something that our country and our families shouldn't tolerate. Our first responsibility, all of us, is to our children."

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Techniques used to locate a person whose address is unknown. Examples of these techniques may include:

	contacting an endorser (e.g., to locate a borrower), a borrower (e.g., to locate an endorser or co-maker),
	a relative,
	a reference,
	individuals,
	entity identified in a borrower's loan file,
	Directory Assistance or a comparable database;
	attempting to contact the person by calling the last known telephone number;
	performing a social security number search via credit report;
	reviewing city directories;
	processing information contained on a current credit report;
	or checking with a state licensing agency, a trade association, or a division of motor vehicle

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