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That's outrageous unless he only had the kid like every other weekend or something.I had a friend once who was making something like $9 an hour, and had to fork over $300 every two weeks to a woman with 11 kids. Only one of the kids was his, and he always bought his school clothes, shoes, coats, etc. I asked him why he did it, and he told me he couldn't refuse to buy his son things just because the mother was a piece of shit.
That's outrageous unless he only had the kid like every other weekend or something.I had a friend once who was making something like $9 an hour, and had to fork over $300 every two weeks to a woman with 11 kids. Only one of the kids was his, and he always bought his school clothes, shoes, coats, etc. I asked him why he did it, and he told me he couldn't refuse to buy his son things just because the mother was a piece of shit.
My sons mother and I do week on, week off. We have him the same amount of time and I pay 32 bucks a week. And she doesn't work. Since we have him the same amount of time, they based support off her making minimum wage. And we are both required to split stuff. Activities, school stuff etc.
If I lost my job, I wouldn't owe her anything. If she got a job making more than me, she would owe me support.
The article mentions back payments and attorney fees. Those fucking lawyers are expensive.Man jailed for owing $223K in back child support
JACKSON, Miss. — After five years on the run, a Mississippi man is in jail for failure to pay almost a quarter of a million dollars in child support.
Tony Haywood, 50, of Brandon, Miss., was arrested by the Rankin County (Miss.) Sheriff's Department last week, said attorney Matthew Thompson.
Thompson represents Haywood's ex-wife, Renee Ainsworth. Haywood and Ainsworth, who were married for 16 years, have three children together. The couple divorced in Georgia in 2004. Child support was demanded from a Georgia court.
Haywood did not pay child support, Ainsworth said, and her ex-husband's check was eventually garnished. Haywood quit his job after the first garnishment and moved to Mississippi, Ainsworth said.
"He told me I would never see any child support after that," said Ainsworth.
Ainsworth said, to her knowledge, Haywood has been employed at his family's trucking business, Haywood Trucking, since 2004. Calls to Haywood Trucking went unanswered Tuesday.
Both Haywood and Ainsworth are from Mississippi. Ainsworth eventually moved back to Mississippi. To support her three children, she briefly signed up for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, benefits.
"He may have paid $10,000 the whole time we've been divorced," Ainsworth said. "I don't own a home anymore, my life has been turned upside down."
In 2012, a Rankin County judge ordered Haywood to pay $152,298.63 in unpaid child support and Ainsworth's attorney's fees.
Haywood did not show up for the hearing, and the judge issued an arrest warrant.
Thompson said Haywood has "been on the lam" for the last five years.
How the hell do you owe over $233K in child support in a little over 10 years separated?
That would be up to him for them to know that. Schedules are made before support is set up.That's outrageous unless he only had the kid like every other weekend or something.I had a friend once who was making something like $9 an hour, and had to fork over $300 every two weeks to a woman with 11 kids. Only one of the kids was his, and he always bought his school clothes, shoes, coats, etc. I asked him why he did it, and he told me he couldn't refuse to buy his son things just because the mother was a piece of shit.
My sons mother and I do week on, week off. We have him the same amount of time and I pay 32 bucks a week. And she doesn't work. Since we have him the same amount of time, they based support off her making minimum wage. And we are both required to split stuff. Activities, school stuff etc.
If I lost my job, I wouldn't owe her anything. If she got a job making more than me, she would owe me support.
I don't know much about the child support system but I figure once the courts setup whatever agreement they have no idea how often you actually see your kid or how much you spend on them. All they see is what's on paper. I doubt they have any idea that my friend is still buying his kid's clothes and spending lots of time with him.
Did they mention that he's black?jail time is a last resort, I think. They can garnish wages, lien against property, report to credit bureau, freezing drivers license etc.
I think he is (no he was now...) a wealthy man.Man jailed for owing $223K in back child support
JACKSON, Miss. — After five years on the run, a Mississippi man is in jail for failure to pay almost a quarter of a million dollars in child support.
Tony Haywood, 50, of Brandon, Miss., was arrested by the Rankin County (Miss.) Sheriff's Department last week, said attorney Matthew Thompson.
Thompson represents Haywood's ex-wife, Renee Ainsworth. Haywood and Ainsworth, who were married for 16 years, have three children together. The couple divorced in Georgia in 2004. Child support was demanded from a Georgia court.
Haywood did not pay child support, Ainsworth said, and her ex-husband's check was eventually garnished. Haywood quit his job after the first garnishment and moved to Mississippi, Ainsworth said.
"He told me I would never see any child support after that," said Ainsworth.
Ainsworth said, to her knowledge, Haywood has been employed at his family's trucking business, Haywood Trucking, since 2004. Calls to Haywood Trucking went unanswered Tuesday.
Both Haywood and Ainsworth are from Mississippi. Ainsworth eventually moved back to Mississippi. To support her three children, she briefly signed up for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, benefits.
"He may have paid $10,000 the whole time we've been divorced," Ainsworth said. "I don't own a home anymore, my life has been turned upside down."
In 2012, a Rankin County judge ordered Haywood to pay $152,298.63 in unpaid child support and Ainsworth's attorney's fees.
Haywood did not show up for the hearing, and the judge issued an arrest warrant.
Thompson said Haywood has "been on the lam" for the last five years.
How the hell do you owe over $233K in child support in a little over 10 years separated?
It happens all the time. He was jailed for not appearing at court, probably, not for not paying child support. I don't think they jail people for nonpayment anymore, do they? How do you pay $$ if you're in jail? That's like the two hundred year old law when they threw the tax collector in jail if he couldn't collect all the taxes.
I love irony.Did they mention that he's black?jail time is a last resort, I think. They can garnish wages, lien against property, report to credit bureau, freezing drivers license etc.
No, they didn't. I can't imagine why, though? lol
I think he is (no he was now...) a wealthy man.Man jailed for owing $223K in back child support
JACKSON, Miss. — After five years on the run, a Mississippi man is in jail for failure to pay almost a quarter of a million dollars in child support.
Tony Haywood, 50, of Brandon, Miss., was arrested by the Rankin County (Miss.) Sheriff's Department last week, said attorney Matthew Thompson.
Thompson represents Haywood's ex-wife, Renee Ainsworth. Haywood and Ainsworth, who were married for 16 years, have three children together. The couple divorced in Georgia in 2004. Child support was demanded from a Georgia court.
Haywood did not pay child support, Ainsworth said, and her ex-husband's check was eventually garnished. Haywood quit his job after the first garnishment and moved to Mississippi, Ainsworth said.
"He told me I would never see any child support after that," said Ainsworth.
Ainsworth said, to her knowledge, Haywood has been employed at his family's trucking business, Haywood Trucking, since 2004. Calls to Haywood Trucking went unanswered Tuesday.
Both Haywood and Ainsworth are from Mississippi. Ainsworth eventually moved back to Mississippi. To support her three children, she briefly signed up for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, benefits.
"He may have paid $10,000 the whole time we've been divorced," Ainsworth said. "I don't own a home anymore, my life has been turned upside down."
In 2012, a Rankin County judge ordered Haywood to pay $152,298.63 in unpaid child support and Ainsworth's attorney's fees.
Haywood did not show up for the hearing, and the judge issued an arrest warrant.
Thompson said Haywood has "been on the lam" for the last five years.
How the hell do you owe over $233K in child support in a little over 10 years separated?
I can say some people don't deserve to be father or mother
Did they mention that he's black?jail time is a last resort, I think. They can garnish wages, lien against property, report to credit bureau, freezing drivers license etc.
No, they didn't. I can't imagine why, though? lol
One word: Vasectomy. Use it and then only Guys will be doing the shafting.I think he is (no he was now...) a wealthy man.Man jailed for owing $223K in back child support
JACKSON, Miss. — After five years on the run, a Mississippi man is in jail for failure to pay almost a quarter of a million dollars in child support.
Tony Haywood, 50, of Brandon, Miss., was arrested by the Rankin County (Miss.) Sheriff's Department last week, said attorney Matthew Thompson.
Thompson represents Haywood's ex-wife, Renee Ainsworth. Haywood and Ainsworth, who were married for 16 years, have three children together. The couple divorced in Georgia in 2004. Child support was demanded from a Georgia court.
Haywood did not pay child support, Ainsworth said, and her ex-husband's check was eventually garnished. Haywood quit his job after the first garnishment and moved to Mississippi, Ainsworth said.
"He told me I would never see any child support after that," said Ainsworth.
Ainsworth said, to her knowledge, Haywood has been employed at his family's trucking business, Haywood Trucking, since 2004. Calls to Haywood Trucking went unanswered Tuesday.
Both Haywood and Ainsworth are from Mississippi. Ainsworth eventually moved back to Mississippi. To support her three children, she briefly signed up for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, benefits.
"He may have paid $10,000 the whole time we've been divorced," Ainsworth said. "I don't own a home anymore, my life has been turned upside down."
In 2012, a Rankin County judge ordered Haywood to pay $152,298.63 in unpaid child support and Ainsworth's attorney's fees.
Haywood did not show up for the hearing, and the judge issued an arrest warrant.
Thompson said Haywood has "been on the lam" for the last five years.
How the hell do you owe over $233K in child support in a little over 10 years separated?
I can say some people don't deserve to be father or mother
Just FYI in America guys get the shaft..
The guy also could of been upset because the mother refused visitation
.
Yes mam you can, well at least in Texas you can. You serve day for day no good time and yes that bill continues to add up. Ten years ago I had to do 3 months in county and there were a few guys serving time because of child support. But I think your right about it being a last resort.It happens all the time. He was jailed for not appearing at court, probably, not for not paying child support. I don't think they jail people for nonpayment anymore, do they? How do you pay $$ if you're in jail? That's like the two hundred year old law when they threw the tax collector in jail if he couldn't collect all the taxes.
One word: Vasectomy. Use it and then only Guys will be doing the shafting.I think he is (no he was now...) a wealthy man.Man jailed for owing $223K in back child support
JACKSON, Miss. — After five years on the run, a Mississippi man is in jail for failure to pay almost a quarter of a million dollars in child support.
Tony Haywood, 50, of Brandon, Miss., was arrested by the Rankin County (Miss.) Sheriff's Department last week, said attorney Matthew Thompson.
Thompson represents Haywood's ex-wife, Renee Ainsworth. Haywood and Ainsworth, who were married for 16 years, have three children together. The couple divorced in Georgia in 2004. Child support was demanded from a Georgia court.
Haywood did not pay child support, Ainsworth said, and her ex-husband's check was eventually garnished. Haywood quit his job after the first garnishment and moved to Mississippi, Ainsworth said.
"He told me I would never see any child support after that," said Ainsworth.
Ainsworth said, to her knowledge, Haywood has been employed at his family's trucking business, Haywood Trucking, since 2004. Calls to Haywood Trucking went unanswered Tuesday.
Both Haywood and Ainsworth are from Mississippi. Ainsworth eventually moved back to Mississippi. To support her three children, she briefly signed up for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, benefits.
"He may have paid $10,000 the whole time we've been divorced," Ainsworth said. "I don't own a home anymore, my life has been turned upside down."
In 2012, a Rankin County judge ordered Haywood to pay $152,298.63 in unpaid child support and Ainsworth's attorney's fees.
Haywood did not show up for the hearing, and the judge issued an arrest warrant.
Thompson said Haywood has "been on the lam" for the last five years.
How the hell do you owe over $233K in child support in a little over 10 years separated?
I can say some people don't deserve to be father or mother
Just FYI in America guys get the shaft..
The guy also could of been upset because the mother refused visitation
.
That would be up to him for them to know that. Schedules are made before support is set up.That's outrageous unless he only had the kid like every other weekend or something.I had a friend once who was making something like $9 an hour, and had to fork over $300 every two weeks to a woman with 11 kids. Only one of the kids was his, and he always bought his school clothes, shoes, coats, etc. I asked him why he did it, and he told me he couldn't refuse to buy his son things just because the mother was a piece of shit.
My sons mother and I do week on, week off. We have him the same amount of time and I pay 32 bucks a week. And she doesn't work. Since we have him the same amount of time, they based support off her making minimum wage. And we are both required to split stuff. Activities, school stuff etc.
If I lost my job, I wouldn't owe her anything. If she got a job making more than me, she would owe me support.
I don't know much about the child support system but I figure once the courts setup whatever agreement they have no idea how often you actually see your kid or how much you spend on them. All they see is what's on paper. I doubt they have any idea that my friend is still buying his kid's clothes and spending lots of time with him.
I would keep receipts and a note pad when she fucks up or something.
Moms automatically have the upper hand in this kind of thing...
Yes mam you can, well at least in Texas you can. You serve day for day no good time and yes that bill continues to add up. Ten years ago I had to do 3 months in county and there were a few guys serving time because of child support. But I think your right about it being a last resort.It happens all the time. He was jailed for not appearing at court, probably, not for not paying child support. I don't think they jail people for nonpayment anymore, do they? How do you pay $$ if you're in jail? That's like the two hundred year old law when they threw the tax collector in jail if he couldn't collect all the taxes.
Well it's possible. But the article seems to tell us he was guilty because he didn't want to give moneyI think he is (no he was now...) a wealthy man.Man jailed for owing $223K in back child support
JACKSON, Miss. — After five years on the run, a Mississippi man is in jail for failure to pay almost a quarter of a million dollars in child support.
Tony Haywood, 50, of Brandon, Miss., was arrested by the Rankin County (Miss.) Sheriff's Department last week, said attorney Matthew Thompson.
Thompson represents Haywood's ex-wife, Renee Ainsworth. Haywood and Ainsworth, who were married for 16 years, have three children together. The couple divorced in Georgia in 2004. Child support was demanded from a Georgia court.
Haywood did not pay child support, Ainsworth said, and her ex-husband's check was eventually garnished. Haywood quit his job after the first garnishment and moved to Mississippi, Ainsworth said.
"He told me I would never see any child support after that," said Ainsworth.
Ainsworth said, to her knowledge, Haywood has been employed at his family's trucking business, Haywood Trucking, since 2004. Calls to Haywood Trucking went unanswered Tuesday.
Both Haywood and Ainsworth are from Mississippi. Ainsworth eventually moved back to Mississippi. To support her three children, she briefly signed up for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, benefits.
"He may have paid $10,000 the whole time we've been divorced," Ainsworth said. "I don't own a home anymore, my life has been turned upside down."
In 2012, a Rankin County judge ordered Haywood to pay $152,298.63 in unpaid child support and Ainsworth's attorney's fees.
Haywood did not show up for the hearing, and the judge issued an arrest warrant.
Thompson said Haywood has "been on the lam" for the last five years.
How the hell do you owe over $233K in child support in a little over 10 years separated?
I can say some people don't deserve to be father or mother
Just FYI in America guys get the shaft..
The guy also could of been upset because the mother refused visitation
.
