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Nebraska DOC Obstructing Efforts to Modify Prisoners’ Child Support Payments
Loaded on Oct. 10, 2014
published in Prison Legal News
October, 2014, page 52
Filed under:
Family Law.
Location:
Nebraska.
Nebraska DOC Obstructing Efforts to Modify Prisoners’ Child Support Payments
Excessive enforcement of child support obligations is not only detrimental to incarcerated parents, according to advocates in Nebraska, but also risks increasing recidivism and hindering familial relationships.
Legal Aid of Nebraska, led by managing attorney Muirne Heaney, has attempted to ...
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