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Sealing Criminal Records - Cuyahoga County Prosecutor

What was the conviction?

Huh? No. They can sell the home to pay off the mortgage and what is left over, if anything, would go to the former owner.

So you expect the tax payers to pay for your children's needs while you sit on your lazy ass doing nothing for them? ...and you honestly think it's none of the tax payers business? If you had paid for your children's needs then your ex wouldn't have needed to seek assistance from the "gubmint"...

Yes, I understand. Somehow you believe that not supporting your children is in their best interest and the state of Iowa doesn't agree. If the ex doesn't want your support $$ that you are court ordered to pay, she can gift those $$ back to you. Now stop whining and go away.

Iowa Child Support

You were answered. Now go away.

Your threads got removed/shut down because ranting about CSRU is not the purpose of their sites. The sites, this one as well, are to offer guidance/direction for those that are having legal issues. If you want to rant, there are MANY sites out there for that purpose. Sadly there are way too...

Because the State of Iowa gave them that power. Pay your support and you won't have to deal with them.

Did you ask your husband about his arrest? As far as I can find there is no "law" that requires a PO to give information to the spouse of one of their parolee's. I will tag @army judge who is/was an attorney/judge in Texas.

Marie, I am going to have OhioGAL come back to try and assist you. This type of law is what she does for a living and she is exceptionally good at her job. But in order for her to assist you, you need to answer all the questions that were asked of you on this thread and give a timeline. Stop...

I am so very sorry for your loss. You will need to find employment in order to make the payments...I don't see another way for you to keep the home. If, for some reason, you are unable to work you may have to resign yourself to selling the house. I'm sure some of the other volunteers will...

What were you convicted of? Please clarify the time line of your CPS interactions and where you lived when you were reported. Why were you reported to CPS? Did a mandated reporter place the complaint to them? How many children were removed from your care? What was the CPS findings?

Why on Earth do you think you have the "right" to charge any one with a crime? You can report a crime or file a criminal complaint, but whether or not the crime is charged is not within your power.

You have been told several times that you need an attorney. Call the state bar association in your state and get several referrals for family law attorneys and go consult with them.

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