Doe v. Doe

This memorandum is written for the purpose of extending the use of payroll deduction orders directed to employers for the support of wives and children of their employees.

This court is frequently faced by the undesirable alternatives of compelling a defaulting husband and father to comply with an order of support by committing him to jail forthwith (Family Ct. Act, § 454); by suspending such order of commitment on condition that the respondent post cash bond or other security and comply in the future (Family Ct. Act, § 455); by ordering probation for respondent under conditions of posting…