V1.2 Felony Nonsupport - Custodial Person Questionnaire

III. Additional Information:
1. Is the NCP the biological parent of all the CP's children? If not please explain.
2. Where did the NCP live when the court order was entered for child support.
3. What evidence is there the NCP had actual knowledge of the court order to pay (e.g. personal service, voluntary payments, appearances in court)?
4. Summarize the NCP's educational background and specialized job skills, if any
5. State anything else you know, and the source(s) of this information, about: (A). the NCP's ability to work (B). the NCP's income (C). the NCP's assets
6. Have the children lived with you continuously since the child support order was issued? If not, explain.
7. What contact does the NCP currently have with the children? What contact has occurred in the past?
8. Have you received direct payments from the NCP or his/her family that did not go through the Friend of the Court?
9. Have you ever agreed to a support arrangement that is different from the court order? If so, explain.
10. Did you offer or agree not to request child support for any reason? If so, explain.
11. Has the NCP ever been arrested for a crime? If so, explain.
12. Do you know of any outstanding warrants for the NCP's arrest?
13. What reasons might the NCP give for not paying child support?
14. Has the NCP ever declared bankruptcy? If so, explain.
15. Please describe the child-support enforcement proceedings so far and name the agency that took action. Have any bench warrants been issued? If so, how many?
16. Has the NCP been investigated or prosecuted for criminal nonsupport?
17. To your knowledge, has the NCP ever been disabled, or received social security benefits for a disability?
18. State any other information you might think help us collect the child support owed by the NCP.
19. Have the children ever been adopted, and if so, when?
Once a criminal nonsupport charge has been brought, you cannot make the decision to have it dropped or reduced: Any charge reduction decision must be made by the prosecutor or the Attorney' General's office. If prosecuted, the NCP may go to jail or prison and would not pay child support while incarcerated. The criminal proceedings may strain any relationship that the NCP has with the children, and possibly your own relationship with the children. There is no assurance that you will receive any money because of a criminal prosecution. You will be required to testify in court. With these things in mind, do you want to request criminal prosecution? If so, please sign below.*

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Macomb County Prosecutor's Office Family Support Division Phone No: 586 493-4488

FELONY NONSUPPORT - CUSTODIAL PERSON QUESTIONNNAIRE

II. Information About the Noncustodial Parent (NCP) [Parent Paying Child Support]

III. Additional Information: