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As of 08/31/91, you owe $5,103, in past due
support while your child(ren) received public
assistance. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
and/or the State Franchise Tax Board (FTB) will
be authorized to deduct this past due amount from
your individual or joint income tax refund. This
action is authorized by: Title 42 United States
Code Sections 664 and 666, Title 45 of the Code
of Federal Regulations, Sections 303.72 and
303.102, and California Government Code Section
12419.5.
Petitioner's daughter, Angie Columbus, reached the age
of 19 before December 31, 1992.
On January 25, 1993, January 3, 1994, and May 21,
1994, representatives of the Office of the District
Attorney, Family Support Division, Alameda County,
California, wrote to petitioner about his obligation to
pay support for his eldest daughter. All three letters
contain the following:
RE: Sueko Columbus -vs- Chris E. Columbus
FSD No.: 688797-A (ENF)
The Office of the District Attorney, Family Support
Division, Alameda County, California, also wrote to
petitioner's employer on May 21, 1994, directing the
payroll manager to cease deducting child support in the
amount of $333 per month from petitioner's wages.
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