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CSII DEADBEATS This page is a free service offered to active members in good standing at CSII pursuant to 225 ILCS 425 Section 2/04 Child Support Indebtedness. Specifically "(a) Persons ... engaged in the business of collecting child support indebtedness owing under a court order as provided under the Illinois Public Aid Code, the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act, the Non-Support of Spouse and Children Act, the Non-Support Punishment Act, the Illinois Parentage Act of 1984, or similar laws of other states are not restricted ... (iii) from publishing or threatening to publish a list of obligors in arrears, (iv) from disclosing or threatening to disclose an arrearage that the obligor disputes ... For purposes of this subsection, "obligor" means an individual who owes a duty to make periodic payments, under a court order, for the support of a child. "Arrearage" means the total amount of an obligor's unpaid child support obligations." |
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This information is a free service offered to active members in good standing in the CSII Custodial Parent Yahoo Group, pursuant to 225 ILCS 425 Section 2/04, Child Support Indebtedness laws.
CSII advocates strictly legal avenues of child support enforcement.
CSII does not advocate nor do we condone harassment of any kind towards the non-paying parent by the custodial parent or anyone connected to the custodial parent in any way.
Anyone who uses the information provided to commit a criminal act against another person is subject to criminal prosecution.
CSII updates this information regularly in an effort to assure that the information on this site is complete and accurate; however, CSII makes no representation, express or implied, that the information contained is accurate.
Though much of the information is of record, some information is gathered from the custodial parent who may fail to forward updated information.
I understand that the information compiled within may not be used to harass or threaten non-paying parents or their families.
I understand that harassment, stalking or threats violate Illinois criminal law.
I understand that this information refers only to the arrearages the non-paying parent has with a member of the CSII Custodial Parent Yahoo group and may not reflect the entire child support payment history of a particular individual.
I understand that this information does not imply listed individuals will not pay child support in the future nor does it imply that they have not paid in the past.
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