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Mr. Walker 's Legal Representative

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Mr. Walker’s legal representative revealed that he wished to give an open statement as to the reason for the administrative hearing. The legal representative stated that he represents the non-custodial parent (NCP), Michael Walker. He stated that the NCP and his wife maintained four bank accounts jointly, and that in October 2015 the NCP’s wife deposited over $23,000.00 in the bank account that she withdrew from a personal savings retirement account that the NCP did not contribute to before it was deposited in the financial institution. Those funds were solely the NCP’s wife; the funds assisted in purchasing a home, furnishing, and the rest a different savings account. Prior to the wife being able to follow through with the process, …show more content…

The money that his wife was holding in the account was used to furnish the new house that they purchase in July 2015. His money was deposited at the same bank, but in a different account, which is used to pay his child support, mortgage, utilities, and bills at the new residence. On average, the monthly expenses would be higher than earnings. When the expenses exceed the earnings, his wife would give him money to help pay the expenses of the house. The accounts at the bank that they have are two checking accounts (account for the bills and his personal account), savings account (majority of wife’s money), and a rollover account. All of the bank accounts were garnished. Jefferson County DHR representative’s testimony revealed that the custodial parent (CP), Peggy Butler, made an application with the department to enforce the Jefferson County, Alabama divorce order DR-2003-2290, which includes the minor children, Michael Walker (DOB 2/12/1996) and Heather Walker (DOB 11/11/1998). The court order of November 2003, ordered that the defendant shall pay to the plaintiff $905.00 per month for the support and maintenance of the minor children commencing on July 1, 2003. This was not a per child order. On February 2, 2015, the child, Michael Walker, emancipated at the age of 19. Therefore, the current support continued at

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