We're about to garnish your wages. Here it is.

Hello.

I'm trying to reach a L'I. Please. Message caller. My name is L'I. From the district attorney's office. Yes. Hi, how are you? Giving you a call today, ma'am, trying to get some updates from you. Your husband, Mr. Krohle, is he still not working at this point? No, sir. Okay. How long has he been out of work so far, ma'am?

Could you give me an update on this? First for the year, January. Okay. All right. Here's what we're having, the problems that we're having. You have a son. I think his name is Kri as well. 14 years old, am I right? Mm-hmm. Okay. The child support is not being paid from Mr. Kuh, for the, for Mr. Young Krohn, and we're trying to get this thing rectified. Now, the problem that we're going to have and the reason why we're giving you a call is considering that your husband hasn't worked since the first of the year and I haven't done the research yet I'm just not I'm just

not pulling up your file I haven't done the research to see how many months in the rears he is

on child support.

It just started once he lost his job.

Okay.

Well, the problem that we're going to have is they're going to start taking, uh, child support actually, and I hate to give you this news out of your check until, I don't understand how it's that so because I have my own kids. So I don't understand that. I understand. But they're going to be garnishing your check, ma'am, uh, until this,, until your husband can get this thing back on his feet and get it rectified and get him up to paris for of all the payments that are not done. And when will this be taking place? Because if that's the case, I'm not going to be working. Because that's not going to happen. I have my own children. So I don't understand how it's that. So I don't have anything to do with child for it or anything like that. And if that's the case, I'm not going to be working as well right now. The garnishing of the check is going to come from you. Now, you are at B. B.D. Hospital, correct? No. That's not where you work? I'm not going to be working as of right now. That's what I just told you. So y'all do whatever you got to do, and I'll do whatever I have to do on my end, okay?

Well, hold on me.

You're willing to quit your job? I'm not understanding this. You're sure why, because I'm not going to be taking care of someone else's kids and I have my own. So how, that's right. so somebody else can take care of my eyes then because I'm not going to be doing it.

You're so right.

All right.

Well, I mean, I'm just, you know, I don't want you to be upset.

Who are you?

I don't want going to be doing it. You're so right.

All right. Well, I mean, I'm just, you know, I don't want you to be upset with me.

I don't want you to be able to contract here. Okay. Now, I'm going to let you know this. It's a bit of information. If you're quitting your job, ma'am, you guys are still going to be liable for the child support.

Okay, well, that's fine.

Not you guys, because it's not my children, sir. Okay? It's not you guys. He will be liable. Okay? Because, I don't, I mean, can I step in a whole one moment? Because I need to step outside if that's okay or if there's a number I can contact you back

okay are you able to step outside right now um yes but I'm gonna get on the elevator and

it's gonna kind of throw the caller okay let's do this why don't you step outside and I'll wait

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