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      <title>New York Divorce Report - Divorce: A  Cause of Learning Disabilities? - Comments</title>
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      <description>Daniel E. Clement: New Jersey &amp; NY Lawyer &amp; Attorney for Family Law &amp; Pre-Nuptials</description>
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         <title>Karl Boone</title>
         <description><![CDATA[<p>When I was thrust into the court system for child support, I was a real fool. I neglected to go to court and the court did what it does. I have since then paid my support and I thought completed it. The last time that I had heard from the S.C.U. was in 2002, when they attached my bank account and withdrew all of my funds. I had just received a settlement from social security. The amount they took was 10,000.00. What a price to pay. I had continually gone to the office of Support Collection to advise them of the award and that I had put the child down on my case, as to maybe offset the amount of arrears that I had accumulated. To no avail. Anyway, I have since come to find out the the child was emancipated in 2002 also, and the money that they took should have covered my arrears plus. Since then, I had heard nothing from them and thought the case was closed. Until April of this year, when they attached my social security benefits and claimed that I owe them 3,000. I went to the court but for some reason the people in the file room cannot get the people in the archives to find the case, and thus, I cannot get into court to file a petition to modify. I am hoping that someone here can help me.</p>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>Fri, 16 May 2008 15:12:42 -0500</pubDate>
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