Wrongful Imprisonmentby Eric
Well I pay child support for my daughter that I don't get to see. I live in Pennsylvania, and my child lives in California with her mother. I pay child support, and have even spent time in jail for falling behind on my payments. The support order is from California, and the domestic relations office in the county that I live in here in Pennsylvania enforces the order. I got jailed, because it took Pennsylvania over 18 months to finally get in contact with California, or vice versa. Am I able to file a lawsuit, because of the mistake that was made? The reason for my child living in California is because that is where my ex is from. I was stationed in Southern California while I was in the military. I am allowed to visit my daughter, but the problem I have is as long as I pay support I won't be able to visit my daughter since the payments I make are to much. I don't live in California anymore and the last time I filed to have my payments lowered I got denied, because they said I make enough money. I make $3 less an hr now than what I made while I lived in the state of California. I tried going back in the military again, and because I owe back child support I'm automatically DQ'd from joining again. If you have any legal questions on child support laws or any thing related, there is a box below where you can type in your question and a certified lawyer will be able to assist you. Please leave your question in the box below and a professional lawyer will get back to you. Need a Lawyer? LegalMatch allows you to present your case, and respond only to lawyers who want to help you. It's Free & Confidential. Need a Family Lawyer? Click here to read or post comments. |
