They tried to throw me in jail for “not paying,” but the judge forgot one thing — Turner v. Rogers (2011). The Supreme Court ruled you can’t lock someone up for child support unless the court proves they have the ability to pay. That means they gotta hold a real hearing, let you present evidence, and make a written finding before even thinking about cuffs. If your back’s against the wall, remember: no due process = no jail time. Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes only. It is no

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