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I have a child visitation and support case in California. The visitation is going somewhat well, but the noncustodial parent refuses to pay child support.

Department of Child Support Services (DCSS) sent a wage assignment to his employer and the employer would not respond (or take phone calls from DCSS), even after multiple requests were sent. In March, he said his bank account was levied, but I think his tax returns were intercepted. From mutual friends, I've heard that he actually moves his money from his bank account so that DCSS cannot levy. The last payment sent to me was for $5.33! 

A couple people I've spoken to have said I should file contempt of court paperwork against him, which I have considered.
<bot>: Noncustodial parent and his employer refuse to pay child support. About $2,500 in arrears in support, another $2,000 for half of daycare expenses (both court ordered).