Would the gentlewoman also agree that collecting from fathers who are not in the home, who do not have jobs, is almost an impossibility and so a jobs program is an absolute necessity for a large percentage of the fathers involved here?
Major Owens: “Would the gentlewoman also agree that collecting from fathers who are not in the home, who do not have jobs, is almost…”
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Discussing the challenges of child support collection from unemployed fathers.
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I ask my colleagues to pardon my ignorance, but I am not a lawyer and I have not been impressed with the legal gymnastics of the Committee on the Judiciary hearings
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