kwhitlock5
Jun 5, 2009, 06:54 AM
My ex husband is behind in child support by thousands of dollars. The state I live in was forced to become fairly aggressive in obtaining any money from him. To avoid suspension of license/jail etc he rejoined the military. Last year he also remarried. At a court appearance in May of last year he assured me and a states attorney that when he files his taxes that his debt to me would be lowered considerably. He used this as a bargaining "chip" to have less money taken from current earnings to cover the massive debt he owes. A month later he informed me "angrily" that he has no intention of filing his taxes, since " i won't see a dime of it anyway". He receives notices every year letting him know that his taxes will be offset. To my knowledge he has not filed since 2005.
My friend is a CPA who helped me fill out a form that essentially turned him in for not declaring his income. I wrote a detailed summary which included dates etc. I have not heard anything. Meanwhile because of the "con job" he pulled in court his back child support debt is not being reduced. Please advise... If there is number I can call I will call it. I will write letters... whatever it takes. I just want my children to have some of the things they have missed out on because I work too much and their father avoided supporting them financially for 6 years. Please note- when speaking with the states attorney who handled case last year he advised me to start dealing with the IRS. What can I do? I am out of my element.
My friend is a CPA who helped me fill out a form that essentially turned him in for not declaring his income. I wrote a detailed summary which included dates etc. I have not heard anything. Meanwhile because of the "con job" he pulled in court his back child support debt is not being reduced. Please advise... If there is number I can call I will call it. I will write letters... whatever it takes. I just want my children to have some of the things they have missed out on because I work too much and their father avoided supporting them financially for 6 years. Please note- when speaking with the states attorney who handled case last year he advised me to start dealing with the IRS. What can I do? I am out of my element.