Through experience with the Family Court and the new cash cow of each state now, known as CSE Child Support Enforcement, I understand how you come up with your statement or conclusion.But, from being a non-custodial parent and the American economy situation, (unemployment, lay-offs, poverty, homelessness etc. etc. etc…) causing arrearages in court ordered CS payments, it is the CSE with the support of Family Courts that put you on the streets.

Maybe less)(the extenuating circumstances would be lay off's during covid)BACK STORY- i was about to file my chapter 7 bankruptcy, I looked through all the positives and negatives (so i thought).

As far as I have seen working in the oilfield up, there has definitely been some major budget cuts and layoffs in the oilfield for the slope and things will likely be pretty slow next year.  

Recently I've had some professional turbulence with with a couple layoffs so I've found my motivation.My family has partnered with a GC to flip houses and had success on a couple deals in the DC metro area so far.

I'm extremely interested in Real Estate, although I don't have enough money to afford a down payment, so for now I've been practicing good habits by saving 10% of every paycheck and investing in stocks through the Robin Hood App (super cool!)

I can recall him earning a good living but also dodging layoffs when the industry went down.

I noticed Grant Cardone just announced he had to lay off 42 of his staff (about 120 staff left) in addition to contract laborers, vendors, etc., due to the recent crash.  

The reason for the delinquency was either (a) layoff due to reduction in force; (b) medical emergency or (c) death of the primary breadwinner; and3.

Last night I got word that they came to an agreement with the Governer's office that we will have some furlough days but there will be no layoffs.

I think we are experiencing the lag between layoffs and people exhausting their severance packages before deciding to move places/rent, or sell their house they can't afford.