sean's support

Sean has a court order to receive  $216.67 per month. His lawyer originally set the support to $330.07 per month. Why he changed it just supports his incompetence as a slow spinning yo-yo attorney.

sean has been getting $60.00 per week for the last month. That is (I would presume) in back support that his mom owes him.

(Read SDU communication below)  

Each month on the 11th, she is obligated to pay him $216.67.

$240 - 216 = 24 

He gets $60.00 per week. That comes out to $240. per month. she still owes him $216.67 per month which she isn't paying.  

Do the math. She still owes him. The principal debt is being barely resolved.

The tax intercept should take care of some of her obligation to  him.

All I can do is point out the facts. I wouldn't have to if I didn't have to live in a world where the state disbursement unit wasn't skewed towards non-custodial mothers. 

She still accrues $216.67 that is added to her debt.

She only pays $43.33 per month towards the amount that  she owes him. 

        

From SDU: 

Thank you for your inquiry.

Our system indicates that the income withholding notice 

includes $216.67/month for child support and $43.33/month 

towards delinquency (totaling $260/month)

Delinquency is an amount of child support not paid since 

the entry of the last order.  Delinquency may include 

unpaid current support as well as unpaid arrearage support.

 20% of the ordered terms is the additional amount to be withheld from wages until the delinquency balance is satisfied. 

 Delinquency is an additional amount the non-custodial parent

 is ordered to PAY each month until the delinquent balance is

 paid off. It is not an amount that is to be CHARGED as an 

additional penalty fee added to the balance.

If you have any further questions, please contact us 

\through your online services account or if you wish to 

speak to one of our representatives directly, you may 

contact our Child Support Customer Service Call Center 

at 1-800-447-4278. Our Customer Service Call Center is 

open 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday.

We hope this response addresses your concerns. For general 

information, please review Frequently Asked 

Questions (FAQs) at https://www.illinois.gov/hfs/ChildSupport/parents/Pages/FAQs.aspx

Sincerely,

Customer Service Unit
Child Support Services
Healthcare and Family Services

The dates are a month apart yet the amounts

that she owes are the same.

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Tax Intercept inquiry

Thank you for your inquiry.

As criterion is met,  Ms. Newbold is automatically submitted for every enforcement remedy available to us. These include the State and Federal Refund Offset Program, Financial Institution Data Matches, running tape matches with the Credit Bureau, Department of Employment Security, Internal Revenue Service, Secretary of State, Social Security Administration, suspension of Illinois professional licenses and driver's license, passport denial, placing liens on real and personal property; and reporting the debt to credit reporting agencies.

Please understand, strict confidentiality policies will not allow our department to disclose the specific criteria for each enforcement remedy available nor is the department authorized to disclose which enforcements are currently being pursued, or which enforcements are currently in place.

Until monies are received from our collection remedies, we cannot tell you if monies will be collected through our enforcement tools. Our department has no way of knowing if the non-custodial parent files an income tax return, or if the non-custodial parent is eligible to receive a refund until the monies are sent to us by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). This is not an issue that the Department can address.

For immediate assistance, please contact our Customer Service Call Center at 1-800-447-4278. Our Customer Service Call Center is open 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday through Friday.

Sincerely,

Client Services Unit
Division of Child Support Services
Healthcare and Family Services

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SDU Response

Inquiry: I received 2 payments of $60 each this week. how is cora newbold paying this month and why all of the sudden?

Thank you for your inquiry.

Review of our system indicates that income withholding notices have been sent to the non-custodial parent's new employer on 4/26/25 and the payments have begun from 5/19/25.

As criterion is met, the non-custodial parent will automatically be submitted for every enforcement remedy available to us to collect the past due support.  These include the State and Federal Refund Offset Program, Financial Institution Data Matches, running tape matches with the Credit Bureau, Department of Employment Security, Internal Revenue Service, Secretary of State, Social Security Administration, suspension of Illinois professional licenses and driver's license, passport denial, placing liens on real and personal property; and reporting the debt to credit reporting agencies.

I hope this response address your concerns. For general information please visit to review Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) at https://www.illinois.gov/hfs/ChildSupport/parents/Pages/FAQs.aspx