By Journal Star 9/30/2012
“…The Legislature addressed the problem in 2007, passing a bill that made imprisonment an involuntary, rather than a voluntary, reduction in income once the inmate had been incarcerated at least six months. That opened the way for them to apply for modification of child support payments. …”
Read the entire article: http://journalstar.com/news/state-and-regional/statehouse/inmates-owed-m-in-child-support-by-end-of/article_6e637c1f-b612-583f-aaaf-006e5c1b2781.html
