Myrtle has had constant problems getting her daughter's father to comply with the court's order for child support. He periodically brought by diapers, formula, or a stuffed toy, and gave her whatever change he had in his wallet. Myrtle needs regular support for their child. She wrote a letter to him to remind him of his obligations. It was returned "undeliverable," so she filed a motion for contempt with the court. What can the court do to help Myrtle and her daughter?
What will be an ideal response?
In 1997 the federal government enacted the Uniform Interstate Family Support Act (UIFSA), which gives states authority in support matters. Some ways of settling accounts include:
| • | Obligors can have their passports suspended when the arrearages exceed $5,000; |
| • | licenses can also be suspended (both professional and occupational); |
| • | bank accounts or personal injury awards can be seized; |
| • | tax refunds and lottery winnings can be intercepted; |
| • | wages can be withheld or garnished; |
| • | bank accounts can be seized; |
| • | personal injury awards or workers' compensation awards can be seized; |
| • | liens can be placed on property; |
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