Problem: Article: Once you have chosen an enforcement method, it is crucial that you cooperate with the lawyer or agency. Do not miss office visits, scheduled phone calls, or court appearances. Promptly comply with any requests for documents or information. If you move, get a new phone number, or change jobs, you must inform the enforcement agency. If you receive any information about the location or employment of your ex-partner, report this to the agency immediately. According to the federal oversight agency, 70 percent of child support is collected via income withholding orders(IWO). If the non-custodial parent's employment is known, either an attorney or child support enforcement can file an IWO. The employer will withdraw a fixed percentage of the payor's wages and forward it to the state payment clearinghouse. If the payor skips out on a job with an IWO or refuses to make voluntary payments, either a private attorney or a CSE lawyer will file a contempt case in court. If CSE files the case for you, there is no charge. With a private attorney you may be subject to legal and filing fees. Understand that service of process on the non-custodial parent is often the most difficult part of a child support enforcement case. This is the point where many custodial parents become frustrated and believe the system is against them or that nobody cares. There is no way to bring someone into court without service. If the non-compliant parent flees the state, hops between jobs, or works under the table, he or she may be impossible to locate. It is very difficult to enforce a court order from one state in another state. If your ex-partner flees the state, you can either hire an attorney in that state and start over or cooperate with CSE transferring the case to the program in the new state. This can take from 3 to 6 months Once your ex-partner is served, the case will be scheduled for a court appearance. At this time, he or she can admit to being behind in child support or ask for a hearing. If the contempt is admitted, the judge will find the non-custodial parent in contempt and issue a purge order. At that time, the payor will be put on a monthly review cycle. If payments are made, the case is continued. If payments are not made, the CSE can ask the judge to impose a jail sentence. Common sentences are 30 to 180 days. There is often a purge bond, or amount the incarcerated parent can pay to be released from jail. If this happens, the monthly cycle recommences.
Summary: Cooperate with the enforcement office. Take advantage of the income withholding order program. Pursue a contempt citation.

Problem: Article: Cut in half to expose centers. for about 10-12 minutes. They should retain some crispness. If using a bowl, toss lightly.
Summary: Trim vegetable ends. Steam the Brussels sprouts Place the sprouts on a plate or in a serving bowl. Sprinkle with butter-flavored powder and Parmesan cheese, allowing the powder and cheese to melt around the sprouts.

Problem: Article: Many programs will install extensions that start up with your computer. They are designed to provide quick access to that program, but too many can significantly increase your startup time. The icons here are programs that have started up with your computer. Click the arrow (Double Arrow) on the left to expand and see all the icons. The method for removing individual programs varies, but in general right-clicking on the icon will bring up a menu. In this menu, there may be an option to remove it from the startup. If not, there is usually an Options, Preferences, or Tools menu where you can adjust the startup settings. Some programs will not appear in the notification area, but still start when the system does. To remove unseen programs, go to the Start menu and type "msconfig". Select programs you don't want to start and click Disable. This will prevent them from starting with Windows. Be sure that you know what you are disabling; you can disable critical Windows services in this screen that can keep Windows from functioning properly.
Summary: Remove unnecessary programs from startup. Look in the notification area in the bottom-right corner of the desktop. Select the programs that you don't need at startup. Remove unseen programs.

Problem: Article: Baking soda is an effective, natural, and non-abrasive cleanser that can safely remove the rings in your toilet. Simply open a box of baking soda, and sprinkle a generous amount around the bowl of your toilet. Allow the baking soda to begin breaking down your hard water stains by giving it some time to sit. Set a timer, and let the baking soda sit for at least 1 hour. While you wait, place some diluted white vinegar in a spray bottle. Used together, vinegar and baking soda create a powerhouse of natural cleansing. Take your spray bottle of vinegar and spray the inside of your toilet bowl. Use only a small amount of vinegar at a time, and add more as needed. Using a toilet brush, vigorously scrub away your rings. If it is left to sit in your toilet system for too long, vinegar can potentially cause damage to your toilet's inner-workings. In order to prevent this, be sure to flush your toilet at least three times after your scrubbing is done.
Summary:
Sprinkle baking soda in your toilet bowl. Wait 1 hour (or longer). Moisten the baking soda with vinegar spray. Scrub the toilet bowl vigorously.