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: Mississippi Family Law BlogLouisiana closer to seizing gambling winnings for child support payments
By Robert M. Kisselburgh, Esq.
Gamblers behind on child support payments beware.
Louisiana took one step closer to being another state willing to seize gambling winnings for those gamblers who owe child support payments. Let's hope the Louisiana House approves the bill unanimously approved by the Senate. The question is when will Mississippi do the same? Read the story here.
Information provided by Robert Kisselburgh, Mississippi Divorce Attorney
Full post as published by Mississippi Family Law Blog on April 26, 2010 (boomark / email).
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