My ex moved out of state and claims to be unemployed to avoid his child support obligations. How do you go about finding someone's current employer? I have been unable to get a response from my state's office of child support.

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Originally Posted by Starbuck

My ex moved out of state and claims to be unemployed to avoid his child support obligations. How do you go about finding someone's current employer? I have been unable to get a response from my state's office of child support.

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Maybe the attorney who helped you with the divorce could help. I don't know but might not hurt to ask.

Of course if you have the money you hire a PI to follow him and report as to where he is working.

If you have his social security number then I think a private investigator would not charge much to do a check possibly through IRS? It would be worth checking how much they would charge and if the SS# would help.

Is There Any Sits On Here Free Of Charge Where You Can Find Out Someone's Employer? All The Sites I've Gone To Is Either A Pay Site Or One That Has You Sign Up For Offers Before You Can Get Any Information.

I believe the only way to locate someone's employer is to run a social security check. Employers are required to report on their employees quarterly. But even employers don't always go by the rules. Besides following him or having followed to find out where he works anyway.

You should try to call NEW HIRE REPORTING at 1-800-627-3880. This is only for Child Support.

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Originally Posted by vlad32

You should try to call NEW HIRE REPORTING at 1-800-627-3880. This is only for Child Support.

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Calling this number will not result in information regarding individual employers. This number is exclusive to the state of Idaho and used by businesses to report new hires to the Idaho Department of Labor. By law, the information provided through this line is confidential and if any employee or agent of the state violates the confidentiality law, he or she will be charged with a crime.

Information collected by the Idaho Department of Labor on new hires is transmitted to the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare who in turn, forwards it to the ‘National Directory of New Hires.' For more information, contact your local department of Health and Welfare.

Yeah you need to pay to get ss scan... this will also reveal the address he calls home..

However if he is working under the table... your screwed

If he has applied for credit lately a credit bureau may reveal this employer info?