John
Lakeland,#2Consumer Comment
Mon, June 20, 2005
You are being robbed, plain and simple. You aren't the only one in this state. There are 10's of 1000's of non-custodial fathers who are taking on "the system". Don't kid yourself, the state is not out to help your kids, it's out to help itself to as much of your kids money as it can get its slimey hands on. DO NOT complain to officials, you'll be thrown in jail! DO NOT hire an attorney, they're in on the scam, all are members of Fl Bar, icluding judges and state atty's. Become SUI JURIS and get the word out! Help us take back our kids and our gov. with COMMON LAW!!! Search the web, we're everywhere. You're not alone. About the ads below... Discount Hotel Reservations GoHotelRooms.com Trade video games Nutritional Supplements E-mail to a Friend Printer Friendly Version Category: Government Corruption Submitted: 3/17/2003 12:52:01 PM Modified: 4/7/2004 10:58:18 PM State Of Arizona DES Division Of Child Support rip-off Tucson Arizona *Consumer Suggestion ..I work for the Arizona Legislature as the Deputy Ombudsman. Company State Of Arizona DES Division Of Child Support Address: 7202 E. Rosewood Suite 100 Tucson, AZ 85710 Tucson Arizona 85710 U.S.A. Phone Number: 520-622.7000 Fax: The State of Arizona has maintained for 2 years that my child's father has been in arrears, but they would not tell us where the arrears occurred. He has always been very prompt in his payments and I have never noticed an missing payment. I had asked specifically, twice in writing, that the arrears charges be dropped, to no avail. DES continues to pester him for collection of the arrears, and has told me in almost no uncertain terms that it isn't my business. My requests for clarification have gone completely ignored. The dad has now had his tax return confiscated, BUT, none of that money has come to me yet! Has the State of Arizona got a nice little slush fund going on? The dad has no problem paying money that is owed nor do I have any problem collecting it, but both of us would like to be very clear about where the arrears come from. We have had too too many experiences in the past with the State making mistakes to be comfortable accepting this at face value.
John
Lakeland,#3Consumer Comment
Mon, June 20, 2005
You are being robbed, plain and simple. You aren't the only one in this state. There are 10's of 1000's of non-custodial fathers who are taking on "the system". Don't kid yourself, the state is not out to help your kids, it's out to help itself to as much of your kids money as it can get its slimey hands on. DO NOT complain to officials, you'll be thrown in jail! DO NOT hire an attorney, they're in on the scam, all are members of Fl Bar, icluding judges and state atty's. Become SUI JURIS and get the word out! Help us take back our kids and our gov. with COMMON LAW!!! Search the web, we're everywhere. You're not alone. About the ads below... Discount Hotel Reservations GoHotelRooms.com Trade video games Nutritional Supplements E-mail to a Friend Printer Friendly Version Category: Government Corruption Submitted: 3/17/2003 12:52:01 PM Modified: 4/7/2004 10:58:18 PM State Of Arizona DES Division Of Child Support rip-off Tucson Arizona *Consumer Suggestion ..I work for the Arizona Legislature as the Deputy Ombudsman. Company State Of Arizona DES Division Of Child Support Address: 7202 E. Rosewood Suite 100 Tucson, AZ 85710 Tucson Arizona 85710 U.S.A. Phone Number: 520-622.7000 Fax: The State of Arizona has maintained for 2 years that my child's father has been in arrears, but they would not tell us where the arrears occurred. He has always been very prompt in his payments and I have never noticed an missing payment. I had asked specifically, twice in writing, that the arrears charges be dropped, to no avail. DES continues to pester him for collection of the arrears, and has told me in almost no uncertain terms that it isn't my business. My requests for clarification have gone completely ignored. The dad has now had his tax return confiscated, BUT, none of that money has come to me yet! Has the State of Arizona got a nice little slush fund going on? The dad has no problem paying money that is owed nor do I have any problem collecting it, but both of us would like to be very clear about where the arrears come from. We have had too too many experiences in the past with the State making mistakes to be comfortable accepting this at face value.
John
Lakeland,#4Consumer Comment
Mon, June 20, 2005
You are being robbed, plain and simple. You aren't the only one in this state. There are 10's of 1000's of non-custodial fathers who are taking on "the system". Don't kid yourself, the state is not out to help your kids, it's out to help itself to as much of your kids money as it can get its slimey hands on. DO NOT complain to officials, you'll be thrown in jail! DO NOT hire an attorney, they're in on the scam, all are members of Fl Bar, icluding judges and state atty's. Become SUI JURIS and get the word out! Help us take back our kids and our gov. with COMMON LAW!!! Search the web, we're everywhere. You're not alone. About the ads below... Discount Hotel Reservations GoHotelRooms.com Trade video games Nutritional Supplements E-mail to a Friend Printer Friendly Version Category: Government Corruption Submitted: 3/17/2003 12:52:01 PM Modified: 4/7/2004 10:58:18 PM State Of Arizona DES Division Of Child Support rip-off Tucson Arizona *Consumer Suggestion ..I work for the Arizona Legislature as the Deputy Ombudsman. Company State Of Arizona DES Division Of Child Support Address: 7202 E. Rosewood Suite 100 Tucson, AZ 85710 Tucson Arizona 85710 U.S.A. Phone Number: 520-622.7000 Fax: The State of Arizona has maintained for 2 years that my child's father has been in arrears, but they would not tell us where the arrears occurred. He has always been very prompt in his payments and I have never noticed an missing payment. I had asked specifically, twice in writing, that the arrears charges be dropped, to no avail. DES continues to pester him for collection of the arrears, and has told me in almost no uncertain terms that it isn't my business. My requests for clarification have gone completely ignored. The dad has now had his tax return confiscated, BUT, none of that money has come to me yet! Has the State of Arizona got a nice little slush fund going on? The dad has no problem paying money that is owed nor do I have any problem collecting it, but both of us would like to be very clear about where the arrears come from. We have had too too many experiences in the past with the State making mistakes to be comfortable accepting this at face value.
John
Lakeland,#5Consumer Comment
Mon, June 20, 2005
You are being robbed, plain and simple. You aren't the only one in this state. There are 10's of 1000's of non-custodial fathers who are taking on "the system". Don't kid yourself, the state is not out to help your kids, it's out to help itself to as much of your kids money as it can get its slimey hands on. DO NOT complain to officials, you'll be thrown in jail! DO NOT hire an attorney, they're in on the scam, all are members of Fl Bar, icluding judges and state atty's. Become SUI JURIS and get the word out! Help us take back our kids and our gov. with COMMON LAW!!! Search the web, we're everywhere. You're not alone. About the ads below... Discount Hotel Reservations GoHotelRooms.com Trade video games Nutritional Supplements E-mail to a Friend Printer Friendly Version Category: Government Corruption Submitted: 3/17/2003 12:52:01 PM Modified: 4/7/2004 10:58:18 PM State Of Arizona DES Division Of Child Support rip-off Tucson Arizona *Consumer Suggestion ..I work for the Arizona Legislature as the Deputy Ombudsman. Company State Of Arizona DES Division Of Child Support Address: 7202 E. Rosewood Suite 100 Tucson, AZ 85710 Tucson Arizona 85710 U.S.A. Phone Number: 520-622.7000 Fax: The State of Arizona has maintained for 2 years that my child's father has been in arrears, but they would not tell us where the arrears occurred. He has always been very prompt in his payments and I have never noticed an missing payment. I had asked specifically, twice in writing, that the arrears charges be dropped, to no avail. DES continues to pester him for collection of the arrears, and has told me in almost no uncertain terms that it isn't my business. My requests for clarification have gone completely ignored. The dad has now had his tax return confiscated, BUT, none of that money has come to me yet! Has the State of Arizona got a nice little slush fund going on? The dad has no problem paying money that is owed nor do I have any problem collecting it, but both of us would like to be very clear about where the arrears come from. We have had too too many experiences in the past with the State making mistakes to be comfortable accepting this at face value.