About Rebecca Expertise Life happens, If your mind is in a mix up I can help you sort your worries and organize your life priorities systematically. Giving you Non-judgemental answers providing you with a honest answer,I also assist in locating information that may guide you in the right direction. Helping you obtain your goals before, during and after divorce. Physical and mental abuse is an area I am also familiar with, helping you with details and steps to get you the support you need.
Experience 25 yrs of experience with physical and mental abusers and their cycles.
Assist with the preparations of divorce documents and procedures.
Child development; non-healthy relationships and the affects they have on children.
Education/Credentials Advisor and mentor for at risk families
Accreditation/Certification,Child developement
Personal Experience
Question I live in New York state, while my husband is currently absconded on probation in Florida. We were married in Florida, however, I have not seen him in over a year, and haven't talked to him since spring. We have a 7 year old together. I paid for the whole marriage, and when I suggested he foots the divorce, he went off the radar. Child support, as well as probation can't find him. What can I do to get this ball rolling?
Answer Hello Julie,
First, if you want a divorce you need to file for one, where you currently reside should be fine. Here is a link that might serve as a guide for you on what to do.
If you want to collect child support, The Child Support Enforcement program cannot enforce support if they do not know his whereabouts.
Another option would be to file for AFDC (Aid for dependent children.)This is a government program that will provide cash assistance to you providing you meet the qualifications. If it so happens that the program provides you with cash/medical and or food assistance, the support you receive will accumulate and when he is located, he will need to pay back the government the monies they paid to you.
Feel free to provide me with an update.
