Judiciary: FOLLOW THE LAW; With Natalia Dalton

     Slam the Gavel welcomes Natalia Dalton back to the podcast. Natalia was last on  Season 3, Episodes 26 and 144. Today, Natalia gave updates to her case and talked about her three filings. Natalia wants her passport back as well as her drivers license despite being in the arrears. She is paying an egregious amount of child support that should never have happened in the first place. The judge went by what Natalia was making when she had custody of their son. Also, the child support office went by what her ex had been making at one time. They have not corrected her error.

   Natalia still hasn't seen her son as her ex has blocked ALL her visitations AND she doesn't even know where he is, yet expected to pay child support. Natalia and others are working to get bills passed to help protect parents and children, and Natalia went into detail about her filings

To Reach Natalia: On Facebook or natalia.dalton@gmail.com

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