Lost Son
Editor's note: The following is an email received that is self explanatory. The reply we received from the Legislative Research Commission is typical of the response we receive from just about every agency we contact regarding father's rights "we can't help you, hire yourself a lawyer".
Subject: a lost son
> I am hoping you can guide me the proper agency that can help me to
> locate my son. His given name is Gabriel Logan Miller born May 13th ,
> 1983, and I am still paying child support for him. His mother, Sherry
> Elaine (Wilson) Impervento has moved a few times within the state of
Kentucky over
> the past years, so that I have lost contact with her and my son. Logan is
> now 21, and I desperately want to re establish in contact with him now
that he is
> emancipated , although his family has managed
> to prevent me from seeing or speaking with him for more than 17 years now.
> Can suggest any assistance?
.
Mr. Jeffries, In reading your inquiry re: Mr. Miller's desire to find his son, I contacted the state Child Support office to see what direction they could give me. Due to confidentiality laws, they cannot give out the location/address of his ex or his son. The only other option would be to have Mr. Miller hire an attorney to enjoin the Cabinet for Health and Family Services in an attempt to locate the 2 of them. That way, his attorney would basically be trying to force the Cabinet to divulge the location of his son. There is no other agency that could give out the address of his ex or his son. Please let us know if there is anything more we can do to help.
For Representative Susan Westrom,
Paul Mauer
Legislative Research Commission
Office of Constituent Services
Room 007 Annex 502-564-8100 x 420