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You can sue for defamation, abuse of legal process, and intentional infliction of emotional distress. But, if the other parent has no money, then you won't collect anything. And, you'll have to pay your own attorney fees.


It's really about the principle of the matter.  I'm tired of the constant harrassment.

>3. Am I entitled to a copy of the latest letter to keep in my
>personal file?

Let me clarify.  The letter is from CSE, I want the letter that the cp sent.  All 20-30 pages of it.

Depends on what the allegations are. If they are based on your not following the current orders, then no. If they allege that you have done something criminal, then maybe

Cp has also alleged that I am hiding money from the IRS.


I'm current and I abide by the court order.  The allegations were not true.

CP and children reside in Indiana.  NCP resides in Arkansas.  Arkansas has jurisdiction over case.  CP has a history of filing false allegations with CSE.  This has been going on for over 10 years.  

Thursday I received another letter from CSE stating they had been informed that I had dropped health insurance on my children.  I've already sent another copy of the health insurance information to the investigator.  CSE investigator calls me back on Friday after the copies were faxed and says she's sorry that she finally read the letter from the CP and sent it to legal to tell her she's not entitled to another review for 3 more years.

Our order states that child support ends when our youngest child turns 18 or graduates from high school whichever is the latter.  CP has lived in Indiana for over 10 years and is threatening to move the case there so child support will be extended until our now 17 year old and 15 year old graduate college.

1.  Do I have any recourse to stop CP from continually harrassing me via CSE?

2.  Is it criminal to make false allegations to CSE?

3.  Am I entitled to a copy of the latest letter to keep in my personal file?

4.  What do I do to protect myself from the case being moved to Indiana in an attempt to have child support extended for another 8+ years?