Letter to the Commanding Officer of a Deadbeat Dad

I am writing to thank you for your recent transfer of CW NAME WITHHELD to Washington State so that child support can be assessed. I appreciate the U.S. Army’s commitment to serving American families.

There remain two factors that continue to impede collection of child support from the soldier father and these are that 1) he is able to make changes to his legal state of residence regardless of where he is stationed for the sake of avoiding prosecution and 2) that he earns too much money. These factors impede child support collection attempts in two ways that I will explain below.

I first sued CW NAME WITHHELD for child support in Texas in 2009 but my attorney forced me to nonsuit the case 14 months later after giving CW NAME WITHHELD time to change his state of residence on his LES form and claiming all prior forms were shredded and the military was not obliged to provide information as to his state of residence. I can make court documents available to you proving this is what he did. He is now paying his Utah lawyer an undisclosed sum of money to influence judges in Utah to hold hearings denying me due process and refusing to withdraw my petition for child support in Utah for it to be handled in Washington. Again, there is confusion as to where CW NAME WITHHELD lives: is it Washington State or is it Utah? Only his commanding officer in the U.S. Army knows for sure, and we need answers.

While it is obviously up to the soldier’s own discretion how he spends his salary and bonuses and it is also his choice whom he hates, a soldier cannot be trusted to faithfully serve his country when he deprives his own family basic financial support and shows contempt to the mother of his children, as CW NAME WITHHELD has done for five and a half years and continues to do.