Wage assignment

[seniorwoman]

I have two questions:
#1. I went to the self-help family law dept. and an attorney helped me with the paperwork for spousal support.
I had asked the attorney if that is all the paper work needed, just the wage assignment signed by the judge.
She said yes. I served my ex's employer. He is claiming that I didn't give the proper paperwork in order for him to reply
for have a fair hearing, and that I am in violation with his due process. I noticed on the back of the wage assignment
that it says that an attachment should have been with it in regards to this, but it also says that if it is not, then they
could obtain one. My question is, since I served the payroll dept. are they not supposed to notifly him?
#2 He is also claiming another violation that I didn't notify him, personally, about it. Again, Is that my responsiblity?

 

[army judge]

I went to the self-help family law dept. and an attorney helped me with the paperwork.
I had asked the attorney if that is all the paper work needed, just the wage assignment signed by the judge.
She said yes. I served my ex's employer. He is claiming that I didn't give the proper paperwork in order to reply in
for have a fair hearing, and that I am in violation with his due process. I noticed on the back of the wage assignment
that it says that an attachment should have been with it in regards to this, but it also says that if it is not, then they
could obtain one. My question is, since I served the payroll dept. are they not supposed to notifly him? He is also claiming
another violation that I didn't tell him of it. Again, Is that my responsiblity?

Without reading what you created, knowing exactly what you did and when, we can't properly advise you.
However, if you have made a mistake or two in service or preparation, you can GENERALLY file anew.
In other words, you made a few procedural mistakes you can file and serve your defendant again.
Small claims is somewhat simple if you READ EVERYTHING BEFORE DOING ANYTHING.

Now collecting a small claims judgment is harder than pleading the case.
You can hire a collections firm to do the heavy lifting by splitting your take with them. Most of them require 1/5 to 1/3 of what they collect.
You can find many of these companies by searching the Internet, or asking a lawyer or CPA you trust.