12 Apr, 2019 → by ClaimboUser382702
I am complaining about the department of revenues involvement and representation of my child support case
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I don't understand the Department of revenue involvement during contempt hearing. On the second to the 10th. I asked to speak to the attorney for the Department of revenue and she told me no. I was trying to explain to them that the defendant is lying under oath about his finances and his job. He stated back in November during the first contempt hearing that he works from home as a barber cutting hair making about $45 a week then on 4/11/2019 he then stated that he does not work as a barber at all because it's illegal and you can get a fine and he never has and doesn't make any money. He also stated that his business and drivers license blessed to spend days in January 2018 because of being delinquent for child support however he did not have a child support order in January 2018 his child support order was not made official until March 15 and his first payment was April 15, 2018. He claims he's not looking for a job and is only profession as a barber and that child-support is preventing him from getting a job but his he also stated that his business and drivers license blessed to spend days in January 2018 because of being delinquent for child support however she did not have a child support order in January 2018 his child support order was not made official until March 15 and his first payment was April 15, 2018. He claims he's not looking for a job and his only profession is a barber and that child-support is preventing him from getting a job. However his license was not suspended until July 31, 2018. He's also refusing to pay child support because he wants a DNA test but the Department of revenue offered him a DNA test that he refused to take it and they don't say anything about that. He makes no payments whatsoever and never has and them ordering him to pay just 2 months which is $630 and allowing for his license to be reinstated even though it was never suspended due to child-support. I try to explain this to the attorney and she did not allow me to speak and would not speak to me at all. It's also noted in the court report and documents from the previous contempt hearing that he stated that he was working from home and making $45 a week.