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    Nov 15, 2010, 04:58 PM
    Will a judgement for back child support show up on a pre-employment background check?
    I have been job hunting for quite some time now, and I have had a few interviews, but no offers.

    The only thing that I think might be holding me back is that I have a judgement for back child support. The money is getting paid, I'm not making any excuses. Could this be showing up in my background check? If it is, how should I go about making certain this does not hurt my ability to get a job?

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