Child Support Enforcement Transmittal

IP: *.internetdsl.tpnet.pl 15.10.04, 13:56
Child support transmittal # 2 - subsequent actions

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    • Gość: natalie27 Re: Child Support Enforcement Transmittal IP: *.va.shawcable.net 15.10.04, 20:05
      I don't have a clue about the Polish law in regards to child support or whether
      there are any enforcement procedures in that area but I know how it works in
      Canada. The government run program is called FMEP and stands for Family
      Maintenance Enforcement Plan. When fathers (mostly fathers since kids are
      usually in the custody of their mother) don't pay their child support or fall
      behind in payments, the government steps in very quickly and "speaks" for the
      mother. They have many ways of having the "hard done by" dads pay what they owe
      and it's a VERY good program.
      From your post: "Child support transmittal # 2 - subsequent actions", I am
      guessing the government is sending the mother a second letter informing her of
      the status of the enforcement. The kids' deadbeat daddy needs to pay up and the
      money's not coming.
      Just for the record, when an enforcement takes place, it happens in stages.
      They locate the father (speak with him first),contact his place of employment
      and if there is any employment they will go straight after his money. The more
      problems they meet on their way, the longer it might take for the mother to
      receive the child support. There are usually many transmittal letters between
      the parties before the support can be obtained.
      Being a government body, FMEP takes the load off the court system and makes it
      more efficient.
      That's what I think it means. At least from our side that's what it would mean.

      :)
      • Gość: agatka to Natalie27 IP: *.internetdsl.tpnet.pl 16.10.04, 10:33
        dzi ekuje rozjaśniło mi sie
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