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Techniques of an Identity Thief
Shiva Brent Sharma, who is serving a two- to four-year prison term, describes the techniques he used as an online identity thief.
Eunice is Kid of the Month
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The Times's Jodi Kantor looks at the class divide for nursing mothers in the workplace.
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Child Support for Single MothersHere you will find helpful links to general info on all 50 states as well as organizations.
Child Support - All articles are copy right from Family Law Information at NOLO.com Child support is an emotional subject. Parents who are supposed to receive it on behalf of their children often do not. Parents who are supposed to pay it often cannot, or choose not to for a variety of reasons that are not legally recognized. It is the children who suffer the most when child support levels are inadequate or obligations are not met. Therefore, the trend in all states is to increase child support levels and the ways child support obligations can be enforced.
• Who Must Pay Child Support FAQ Answers to commonly asked questions about when a parent must pay child support.
• Establishing and Calculating Child Support FAQ Frequently asked questions to help you determine how much child support a non-custodial parent must pay.
• Modification of Child Support Orders FAQ Know your options if you want to change a child support order.
ArrearsCalculator.com The Arrears Calculator is an online case auditing tool that allows parents to determine how much child support is owed in their cases). For a limited time, you can try to use the Arrears Calculator for free. Please visit their Web site at: www.ArrearsCalculator.com.
Child Support Experts
• www.NationalChildSupport.com - National Child Support specializes in helping custodial parents get the child support payments they are legally entitled to receive.
• www.SupportCollectors.com - Child Support Collectors - The Child Support people
• www.SupportGuidelines.com/main.html - Comprehensive resource for the interpretation and application of child support guidelines in the United States.
• www.SupportKids.com - The Child Support Experts
• www.ChildSupport.com - Child Support Network
Federal Office of Child Support Enforcement Administration for Children and Families (OCSE)
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services 370 L'Enfant Promenade SW, 4th Floor Washington, DC 20447 Website: www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/cse
In most states, CSE offices are listed under Department of Social Services or the human resource services agency in the government section of your phone book.
For a listing of all state offices, contact CSE office listed above.
National Child Support Enforcement Association
The voice for the child support community (NCSEA) 444 N Capitol St. Suite 414 Washington, DC 20001-1512 Phone: 1-202-624-8180 Website: www.ncsea.org
State / Toll-Free Number
• Alabama / 1-800-762-8903
• Alaska / 1-800-478-3300
• Arizona / 1-800-543-7383
• Arkansas / 1-800-264-2445
• California / 1-800-952-5253
• Colorado / 1-303-866-5994
• Connecticut / 1-800-228-5437
• Delaware / 1-302-577-4807
• DC / 1-202-724-5610
• Florida / 1-800-622-5437
• Georgia / 1-800-227-7993
• Guam / 1-671-475-3319
• Hawaii / 1-800-468-4644
• Idaho / 1-800-356-9868
• Illinois / 1-800-447-4278
• Indiana / 1-317-232-4894
• Iowa / 1-515-281-5580
• Kansas / 1-913-296-3237
• Kentucky / 1-800-248-1168
• Louisiana / 1-504-342-4780
• Maine / 1-800-371-3101
• Maryland / 1-800-638-3912
• Massachusetts / 1-800-332-2733
• Michigan / 1-517-373-7570
• Minnesota / 1-612-296-2499
• Mississippi / 1-800-562-2959
• Missouri / 1-800-859-7999
• Montana / 1-800-346-5437
• Nebraska / 1-800-831-4573
• Nevada / 1-800-992-0900
• New Hampshire / 1-800-852-3345 x4427
• New Jersey / 1-800-621-5432
• New Mexico / 1-800-432-6217
• New York / 1-800-XXX-XXXX
• North Carolina / 1-800-662-7030
• North Dakota / 1-701-224-3582
• Ohio / 1-800-686-1556
• Oklahoma / 1-800-522-2922
• Oregon / 1-503-378-5439
• Pennsylvania / 1-800-932-0211
• Puerto Rico / 1-809-722-4731
• Rhode Island / 1-800-922-0536
• South Carolina / 1-803-737-5870
• South Dakota / 1-605-773-3641
• Tennessee / 1-800-874-0530
• Texas / 1-800-252-3515
• Utah / 1-800-257-9156
• Vermont / 1-800-622-4129
• Virgin Islands / 1-809-774-5666
• Virginia / 1-800-662-1969
• Washington / 1-800-442-5437
• West Virginia / 1-800-634-4419
• Wisconsin / 1-608-266-9909
• Wyoming / 1-800-457-3659
KIDS, Ltd. - A NATIONWIDE DELINQUENT CHILD SUPPORT COLLECTION AGENCY
National association of private professional collection agencies. Call for the number of the agency nearest you.
Children's Services PO Box 691067 San Antonio, TX 78269 Phone: 1-800-729-2445 Website: www.collectchildsupport.com
Association for Children for Enforcement of Support (ACES)
2260 Upton Ave Toledo, OH 43606 Phone: 1-800-537-7072 Phone: 1-419-472-6609 Website: www.childsupport-aces.org
EX-POSE
An organization created to help ex-spouses get information about military benefits. A small membership fee is charged for this service.
PO Box 1191 Alexandria, VA 22312 Phone: 1-703-941-5844 (weekdays) Phone: 1-703-255-2917 (evenings or weekends) Website: www.ex-pose.org
National Child Support Advocacy Coalition (NCSAC)
PO Box 420 Hendersonville, TN 37077-0420
Office of Child Support Enforcement
311 W Saratoga St. Baltimore, MD 21201 Phone: 1-410-767-7619
Organization for the Enforcement of Child Support
119 Nicodemus Rd Reisterstown, MD 21136
NoteThe listing of or omission of an institution, organization or corporation on this Web site does not refer to programmatic capability nor does it confer any official status, approval, or endorsement of the institution, organization or corporation itself. This listing does not purport to be a listing of all organizations & corporations that are providing relief in the affected area. Additionally, there may be organizations providing relief in the affected area that are not accepting donations at this time. It is not the purpose of this Web site to make, or enable to be made, any representation to the public concerning the organizations listed. This listing is for informational purposes only. Any contributions or submissions you choose to make from links on this Web site are at your sole discretion. |
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On the Job, Nursing Mothers Find a 2-Class System
When a new mother returns to Starbucks’ corporate headquarters in Seattle after maternity leave, she learns what is behind the doors mysteriously marked “Lactation Room.”
Whenever she likes, she can slip away from her desk and behind those doors, sit in a plush recliner and behind curtains, and leaf through InStyle magazine as she holds a company-supplied pump to her chest, depositing her breast milk in bottles to be toted home later.
But if the mothers who staff the chain’s counters want to do the same, they must barricade themselves in small restrooms intended for customers, counting the minutes left in their breaks.
“Breast milk is supposed to be the best milk, I read it constantly when I was pregnant,” said Brittany Moore, who works at a Starbucks in Manhattan and feeds her 9-month old daughter formula. “I felt bad, I want the best for my child,” she said. “None of the moms here that I know actually breast-feed.”
Doctors firmly believe that breast milk is something of a magic elixir for babies, sharply reducing the rate of infection, and quite possibly reducing the risk of allergies, obesity, and chronic disease later in life.
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