hi last year june i put request for chil...

Asked by the Customer on 14-08-2014 16:02:03
Question posted in the Family Law category relating to Gauteng

hi

last year june i put request for child maintance at court ,so we were booked for 2014 January appointment but the father didnt come so i was advice that i need to send it myself those document that i was given .i went to sherif for assistance but failed,i told court that they wont find him because of cameras that i installen in his house meaning his dorging the sherif so letter of arrest was done .i just found out that he resign at work his been workin the for twenty year to avoid paying maintanance .what i my son right his driving flashy cars and leaving nice life dont hear me wrong am not against but i believe he can afford to support his child .ineed advice am a single parent and he knows that our son is not well his asmatic ,must i drop charges or not.

Thank

Mimie

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