A New Weekly Talk Show and Service to Assist More Than 37.5

Million Custodial Parents Not Receiving Adequate Child Support

More than $100 Billion Owed in Child Support in America as of 2011

For Immediate Release

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Foundation Website: www.CustodialSupport.org

24-Hr. Call Center: (855) 851-HELP or (855) 851-4357

The Problem

Child support neglect has reached an all-time epidemic in the America, and the number of custodial parents not receiving adequate child support continues to rise.  According to the Separated Parenting Access and Resource Center (SPARC), 75% of the noncustodial parents that owe child support arrears, can afford to pay their arrears.  When the Office of Child Support Enforcement cannot collect child support arrears from a noncustodial parent, a custodial parent can file to obtain a Child Support Enforcement Order, which enables a noncustodial parent's assets to be levied, seized and liquidated to pay their arrears.  Most custodial parents owed child support arrears, cannot afford to retain an attorney to assist them in obtaining a Child Support Enforcement Order.

  

The Solution

To assist these parents, the Custodial Support Foundation provides custodial parents with a Collection Program, which includes investigative and legal services to obtain a Child Support Enforcement Order, in addition to collection services to pay their arrears.  Once an Enforcement Order is obtained by a custodial parent, the Custodial Support Foundation's collection agency will  levy, seize and liquidate a noncustodial parent's assets, pay their arrears, and collect any fees required to obtain the Enforcement Order.  The collected child support is paid to their account at Office of Child Support Enforcement, and the collected fees are refunded to the custodial parent.

The Custodial Support Foundation now produces the Custodial Support Forum, which is a weekly television workshop that addresses the many problems related to child support within America and provides solutions to those problems.  The Custodial Support Forum is hosted by Kai Patterson, who is the Founder of the Custodial Support Foundation.  The show is also Co-Hosted by Attorney Alex Stremler, Esq., who is a Family Law Attorney with more than 19 years dealing with child support cases, and Attorney Benjamin G. Kelsen, JMC, who is a Municipal Court Judge, as well as a Criminal Attorney.  The Custodial Support Forum, is produced with the support of Cablevision and airs on Cablevision's Public Access Network on Channel 19 in Essex County, New Jersey.   Each Custodial Support Forum Episode can also be seen on the Custodial Support Foundation's Website, and  YouTube.

Episodes

Each episode of the Custodial Support Forum tackles one of the many problems that has enabled the more than 37.5 million custodial parents to not receive adequate child support.

Episode 1 provides viewers insight into the immense problem of child support within America, and the guests discuss some of the many causes for the child support problem within America.  In Part 1 of Episode 1, Host Kai Patterson discusses the problems that custodial and noncustodial parents face when trying to collect or pay child support with custodial parent Antoinette Dismukes, who is owed more than $62,000 in child support arrears, and Geneva Ortiz, who was once owed child support.

In Part 2 of Episode 1, Attorney Benjamin Kelsen provides Host Kai Patterson with solutions for problems presented in Part 1.  Attorney Kelsen suggests custodial parents owed child support arrears should seek a Child Support Enforcement Order.

Episode 2 was created to rovide instructions assist the more than 25 million custodial parents that are not receiving adequate child support, in filing to obtain a Child Support Order.  In Part 1 of Episode 2, Host Kai Patterson introduces Family Law Attorney Alexandra Stremler to discuss with Custodial Parent Antoinette Dismukes and Former Criminal Investigator Diane Hernandez, why custodial parents have not file to receive a child support order.  The cast remind viewers that filing to obtain a Child Support Order is a child's right, which a custodial parent should exercise.

In Part 2 of Episode 2, Attorney Benjamin Kelsen provides a workshop that teaches custodial and noncustodial parents how to calculate how much child support they should be receiving or paying.

Episode 3 was created to assist the more than 12.5 million parents with Child Support Orders, and who are owed child support arrears with obtaining a Child Support Enforcement Order.  In Part 1 of  Episode 3, Host Kai Patterson, Family Law Attorney Alexandra Stremler, Custodial Parent Antoinette Dismukes and Former Criminal Investigator Diane Hernandez discuss the tricks and schemes noncustodial parents use to avoid paying child support, thus limiting the Office of Child Support Enforcement's ability to enforce a Child Support Order.

In Part 2 of Episode 3, Attorney Benjamin Kelsen provides step-by-step instructions for obtaining an effective Child Support Enforcement Order; to levy, seize and liquidate noncustodial parents assets to pay their child support arrears.

Episode 4 was created to assist custodial parents that have Child Support Enforcement Orders with levying, seizing and liquidating the assets of noncustodial parents to pay their arrears, with the support of a collection agency.  In Part 1 of Episode 4, Host Kai Patterson introduces President John Monderine of the Rapid Recovery Solutions Collection Agency to discuss with Attorney Alexandra Stremler and Custodial Parent Antoinette Dismukes, what is needed in a Child Support Enforcement Order to effectively utilize a collection agency.

In Part 2 of Episode 4, Host Kai Patterson introduces Collection Attorney Samuel Fields of the Rapid Recovery Solutions Collection Agency with Attorney Alexandria Stremler and Attorney Benjamin Kelsen to discuss the terms needed in a Child Support Enforcement Order to effectively collect through a collection agency.

Custodial Support Foundation Programs to Assist Parents

The Filing Program was created by the Custodial Support Foundation to provide free step-by-step to instructions, and filing locations to obtain a Child Support Order.  If a custodial parent is unable to locate a noncustodial parent to obtain a Child Support Order, the Custodial Support Foundation enables custodial parents to receive Investigative Services to determine the location, assets and income of noncustodial parents.  This service enables the Office of Child Support Enforcement to notify noncustodial parents of their required court dates, which is required to enable custodial parents to receive a child support order.

The Collection Program was  created by the Custodial Support Foundation to enable the more than 12.5 million custodial parents owed child support arrears, to obtain a Child Support Enforcement Order.  Enforcement Orders enable the assets of noncustodial parents to be levied, seized and liquidated to pay their child support arrears.  The program provides custodial parents with investigative services, to determine a noncustodial parent's location, income and assets.  The program also provides custodial parents attorneys to file their Motions to obtain Child Support Enforcement Orders and the services of a collection agency, once enforcement orders have been obtained.

The Amnesty Program was created by the Custodial Support Foundation to assist noncustodial parents that owe child support to establish settlements to repay their arrears.  The program provides legal and collection services to enable noncustodial parents to establish settlement agreements to pay their arrears, suspend their arrest warrants, restore their licenses, restore their passports and stop income tax levies for the nonpayment of child support.  Episode 7 of the Custodial Support Forum will address issues related to noncustodial parents that owe child support arrears and need assistance in establishing settlement agreements.  The episode will enable Custodial Parent Antoinette Dismukes to address issues raised by noncustodial parents relating to the fairness of the child support system to noncustodial parents, and specifically noncustodial fathers.

The Cast

Kai Patterson is the Founder the Custodial Support Foundation and is the Executive Producer of the Custodial Support Forum.  Mr. Patterson established the foundation and weekly talk show to help the more than 37.5 custodial parents owed child support in America.  As a child, Kai Patterson was raised by a single parent mother in Newark, New Jersey, who never received child support assistance from Kai's father.  Although Kai Patterson's father was an established motion picture producer, playwright, and choreographer, Kai Patterson did not meet his father until he was 9 years old.  As a tribute to his mother deceased, Brenda Patterson West, Kai Patterson founded the Custodial Support Foundation, established Bounty Alert, Inc. and created the Bounty Alert Fugitive Recovery System. 

Alexandria Stremler is a Family Law Attorney that assists custodial and noncustodial parents that subscribe to the services of the Custodial Support Foundation.  Mrs. Stremler provides legal services and locates attorneys in each subscriber's regions to provide legal services for the Custodial Support Foundation. 

Benjamin Kelsen is a Criminal Attorney that sheds light on the criminal issues related to the nonpayment of child support, under the Child Support Recovery Act. 

Antoinette Dismukes, is a Custodial Parent, who was owed more than $62,000 in child support arrears when she first appeared as a guest of the Custodial Support Forum.  Miss Dismukes subscribed to the Custodial Support Foundation's Collection Program and was so pleased with the services, she offered to share her experiences as a cast member on the Custodial Support Forum.

Fugitive Recovery Services

The Custodial Support Foundation is sponsored by Bounty Alert, Inc.; a company that provides a fugitive recovery system, which was also created by Kai Patterson.  Bounty Alert enables the general public to receive free fugitive alerts that consist of profiles of noncustodial parents with arrest warrants for the nonpayment of child support.  In addition to e-mail and mobile phone alerts, users can also execute fugitive internet and mobile phone fugitive searches.  Noncustodial parents with child support warrants no longer have the comforts of remaining anonymous when they owe child support arrears. Bounty Alert has also contracted 43 fugitive recovery agencies to apprehend noncustodial parents with child support warrants.  Episode 6 of the Custodial Support Forum addresses noncustodial parents with child support warrants and is scheduled to air and be available online July 21, 2012.

Free Analysis and Filing Services

The Custodial Support Foundation is providing free child support analysis services to custodial and noncustodial parents.  The free consultation enables parents to learn what services are available to assist their child support related issues.  Custodial parents that need to file to obtain a child support order can also learn how the Office of Child Support Enforcement can also collect insurance payments under a child support order.     

Media Contact Information:

Kai Patterson Founder and Co-Host Phone: (201) 800-1911 kdp@custodialsupport.org

FOR MORE INFORMATION, PARENTS MAY CONTACT
The Custodial Support Foundation at (855) 851-HELP or (855) 851-4357
or via e-mail at support@custodialsupport.org

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The Custodial Support Forum

Weekly Talk Show for Custodial and Noncustodial Parents

For Custodial Parents Owed Child Support

Custodial parents owed child support should watch the Custodial Support Forum, which is a weekly talk show that provides solutions to child support issues.

The Custodial Support Forum is produces by the Custodial Support Foundation, which provides the most comprehensive and cost effective child support collections services anywhere.

See: http://www.CustodialSupport.org

Episodes

Episode 3 - Part 1: Why Custodial Parents Should Obtain an Enforcement Order to Collect their Arrears? (YouTube: http://youtu.be/HdFbsT08jzU).

Episode 3 - Part 2: How to Obtain an Enforcement Order to Seize and Liquidate a Noncustodial Parent's Assets to Pay Arrears? (YouTube: http://youtu.be/qWrOKL5-tT8).

Episode 2 - Part 1: Why Custodial Parents Should File to Receive a Child Support Order? (YouTube: http://youtu.be/Vd-HjLhUlAU).

Episode 2 - Part 2: How to File to Receive a Child Support Order, and Calculate Your Child Support Payment? (YouTube: http://youtu.be/kxkJT1eKuY8).

Episode 1 - Part 1: The Problems of Child Support in America. (YouTube: http://youtu.be/Vd-HjLhUlAU).

Episode 1 - Part 2: Solutions to Many of the Problems of Child Support in America. (YouTube:   http://youtu.be/wFEGfWKLVqI).

FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT

The Custodial Support Foundation at (855) 851-HELP or (855) 851-4357

or via e-mail at support@custodialsupport.org

#Kai Patterson  #Kai D. Patterson   #Project Child Support  #Custodial Support Foundation  #Bounty Alert

Free Child Support Collection Services for Unemployed

and Disabled Custodial Parents Owed Child Support

Free Investigative, Legal, Collection, Seizure, Liquidation, and Apprehension Services Provided to Collect Child Support Arrears from Deadbeat Noncustodial Parents!

20 Free Subscriptions for the First Callers!

No Portion Of Arrears Taken As Fees = 100% of Arrears Go to Custodial Parents!

Watch Video: Public Service Announcement

Website: www.CustodialSupport.org

24-Hour Call Center: (855) 851-HELP or (855) 851-4357

United States - The Custodial Support Foundation has received the financial support to provide free services to the first 20 unemployed or disabled custodial parents owed child support, with child support orders.  The free services provides are:

·        Private investigators to locate noncustodial parents, their income and assets

·        Legal documents to seize and liquidate noncustodial parent's assets

·        Collections and seizures to pay 100% of all child support arrears

·        Certifications prepared to issue arrest warrants for arrears

·        Arrest & extradition of noncustodial parents with warrants anywhere in U.S.

To receive the free services provided by the Custodial Support Foundation and Bounty Alert, custodial parents must meet the following criteria:

1.   The custodial parent must have an active child support order and owed arrears

2.   The custodial parent must provide proof they are unemployed or on disability

3.   The noncustodial parent must have verifiable income, or assets

In order to verify the income, assets, and location of each noncustodial parent that owes the arrears, the Custodial Support Foundation will provide exhaustive investigative services.  Once the location, income and assets are verified, custodial parents will be provided with the legal documents to receive court orders to seize and liquidate each noncustodial parent’s assets.  Upon the court orders being issued, an attorney based collection agency will seize as well as liquidate each noncustodial parent's assets, and pay the custodial parent's arrears.  The payment of each custodial parent's arrears will be paid to their respective regional Office of Child Support Enforcement.

To prevent any portion of each custodial parent's arrears being deducted for any additional fees, the court documents will be filed to require each noncustodial parent to pay all fees in addition to any arrears and expenses.  Should a noncustodial parent have an arrest warrant, Bounty Alert has contracted 43 fugitive recovery agencies to assist law enforcement agencies in the noncustodial parent's apprehension.  Typically, noncustodial parents with arrest warrants for failing to pay child support are not pursued by law enforcement agencies, which enable children to go years without receiving child support.  With more than 2.5 million outstanding arrest warrants for felony and violent crimes, law enforcement agencies are overwhelmed with providing public safety before apprehending deadbeats with arrest warrants.  Many noncustodial parents with child support warrants use the limitations of law enforcement agencies, and go about their everyday lives while their children don't receive the support they need.

According to the Office of Child Support Enforcement, child support arrears reached over $100 billion for the custodial parents with child support orders in the United States in 2011.  These statistic does not include the approximately 25 million U.S. custodial parents that do not have child support orders to receive child support.  To assist custodial parents that do not have child support orders, the Custodial Support Foundation also provides a free Filing Program to provide custodial parents with the instructions and locations to file to receive child support through a child support order. "I am elated that we are offering free subscriptions for 20 custodial parents owed child support with child support orders" says Bounty Alert's Chief Financial Officer, David Cooke, Esq..  "I am even more excited about the true beneficiaries of these subscriptions; the neglected and voiceless youth who are often without an advocate that will finally get what they have long deserved", says Attorney Cooke.

Custodial parents can begin calling the Custodial Support Foundation's 24-Hour Call Center on a "first come first served" basis at (855) 851-HELP or (855) 851-4357.  Custodial parents should have copies of their child support orders and statements of arrears, along with any documents to confirm their unemployment or disability.  All information will be protected under attorney client privileges and in accordance with the Custodial Support Foundation's privacy policy.  For more information, please visit www.CustodialSupport.org.  Custodial parents that are not unemployed or on disability can receive the services for only 13 payments of $30, plus $10 shipping and handling of documents, or a onetime payment of $350.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT

The Custodial Support Foundation at (855) 851-HELP or (855) 851-4357

or via e-mail at support@custodialsupport.org

Child Support Assistance Services For Custodial Parents

A 24-HOUR CALL CENTER IS AVAILABLE TO ASSIST THE MILLIONS OF 

CUSTODIAL PARENTS OWED CHILD SUPPORT ARREARS IN THE U.S.

Private Investigation, Legal, Collection, Seizure,

Liquidation, and Apprehension Services Provided

Watch Video: Public Service Announcement

Website: www.CustodialSupport.org

24-Hours: (855) 851-HELP or (855) 851-4357

United States - The Custodial Support Foundation has begun servicing custodial parents owed child support with the most comprehensive program and cost effective service to enable custodial parents to seize and liquidate noncustodial parent's assets that owe child support arrears.  For less than $1 per day, a working custodial parent can receive private investigative services to locate a noncustodial parent, their income and assets.  They also receive legal services to obtain a court order to seize and liquidate a noncustodial parent's assets, and collection services that will not take a portion of their child support arrears.  Unemployed custodial parents can receive the program at no cost through sponsors on a first come basis. 

24-Hour Call Center: (855) 851-HELP or (855) 851-4357,

To assist the more than 37.5 million custodial parents owed child support that don't have the ability to hire a private investigation firm to locate the noncustodial parents of the children's assets, retain an attorney to get a court order to seize and liquidate the assets, pay a collection agency a portion of their child support arrears to seize and liquidate the assets, the Custodial Support Foundation now provides a cost effective and free program to assist custodial parents.  Once a custodial parent receives an enforcement order to seize and liquidate a noncustodial parent's assets against an existing child support order, every time a noncustodial accumulates arrears, their assets can be seized with the same court order.  Now a custodial parent has the power to ensure their children receive their child support.

Over 100 Billion Owed in Arrears

In 2011, child support arrears reach over $100 billion within the United States, and the numbers are growing each year.  More than 12.5 million custodial parents have child support orders, but are owed child support, because the Office of Child Support Enforcement can't locate noncustodial parents, their income and their assets.  More than 25 million custodial parents are owed child support, but have never filed to receive a child support order to receive structured child support payments through their regional Office of Child Support Enforcement.  It is estimated that more than 75% of all noncustodial parents that owe child support arrears can afford to pay the arrears.

Capturing Noncustodial Parents with Child Support Warrants

To assist in apprehension of noncustodial parents with child support warrants, the Custodial Support Foundation has contracted more than 34 fugitive recovery agencies throughout the United States and its territories to hunt down, apprehend and extradite noncustodial parents to the states holding the warrants and child support orders that are in contempt.  Instead of waiting until noncustodial parents are stopped by police for another reason, while children are waiting to receive the child support, the Custodial Support Foundation has contracted Bounty Alert to contract fugitive recovery agents.  The services fees are paid through the court order issued with the assistance of the legal services provided to have the noncustodial parents assets seized and liquidated.

Benefits Unlike Any Other Program

"The program is cutting edge and uses all of the existing laws and services available to help children get the support they need and deserve", says Bounty Alert's COO and General Counsel, Attorney David M. Cooke.  Bounty Alert formed the Custodial Support Foundation to also provide outreach and charitable services to assist the more than 25 million custodial parents file through its Filing Program.  The Collection Program was created for custodial parents with child support orders and owed arrears.  

The Collection Program services provided are as follows: 

          • Private Investigators to Locate Noncustodial Parents and Assets          

          • Motions to Seize and Liquidate Noncustodial Parent's Assets

          • Collections and Seizures to Pay 100% of All Child Support Arrears

          • Collections to Refund of All Fees and Expenses

          • Certifications Prepared to Issue Arrest Warrants for Arrears

          • Arrest & Extradition of Noncustodial Parents with Warrants Anywhere in U.S

Assisting Noncustodial Parents Pay Arrears

In addition to assisting custodial parents, the Custodial Support Foundation helps noncustodial parents establish payment program to repay their arrears and the program's service fees they are required to pay through court orders.  "Our goal is to assist in the collection of child support and not to maliciously go after noncustodial parents", according to Attorney David M. Cooke.  The Custodial Support Foundation also prevented a noncustodial parent from being arrested that had lost their job in August of 2011 and established a payment arrangements once the he was employed. 

Uncovering Hidden Accounts and Assets

No longer can a noncustodial parent pretend like they can't pay their arrears and attempt to play on the sympathy of the court.  Many times noncustodial parents get arrested, pretend they have no income or assets, and are eventually released.  Now their assets can be seized, including bank accounts, cars, furniture, jewelry, electronics, property, stock and businesses.  "We also make use of the 1992 Child Support Recovery Act, to help prosecute individuals that help noncustodial parents hide their income and assets, which are federal crimes", says Attorney David Cooke.  Bounty Alert will also acquire subpoenas to verify assets are hidden in the names of others, and turn the records over to the authorities, with certifications from private investigators.  The program makes it more difficult for noncustodial parents and those that help them not pay child support, which helps children get the child support they deserve.  For more information, please visit www.CustodialSupport.org.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT

The Custodial Support Foundation at (855) 851-HELP or (855) 851-4357

or via e-mail at support@custodialsupport.org