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ACES is founded in Toledo, Ohio. ACES successfully advocated for legal representation for welfare and non-welfare families entitled to support.
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Income withholding at the time an order is entered during divorce or paternity. Law passes Ohio Legislature. This is ACES' first legislative advocacy! ACES opens an office upstairs in the YWCA building in downtown Toledo.
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ACES becomes the largest child support advocacy organization in the U.S. with 45 chapters in Ohio and chapters in 16 other states.
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First national candlelight vigil is held on April 27. ACES president Geraldine Jensen testifies before Congress to outline problems with state child support systems and to advocate for a law for income withholding at time of divorce or establishment of paternity.
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Family Support Act is passed by Congress; it includes ACES suggestions for income withholding, mandatory guidelines, and paternity establishment. ACES leaders from 15 states are appointed by governors to state guideline committees. Five states enact felony non-support laws due to ACES advocacy.
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ACES holds first national "Golden Heart and Heartless Awards." ACES files a federal lawsuit against Texas Attorney General's office. ACES successfully advocates for regulations for time frames for government child support agencies to follow.
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U.S. Interstate Commission on Child Support is established. ACES is represented by Geraldine Jensen. ACES leaders in 18 states participate at public hearing held by the Commission.
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ACES' book, "How To Collect Child Support" is published by Longmeadow Press.
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Congress enacts the 1992 Child Support Recovery Act, which makes it a federal crime on interstate cases if the non-payor fails to pay for one year or is $5,000 behind, whichever occurs first. ACES chapters throughout the nation advocated for this new law!
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A total of 100,000 families entitled to child support contact ACES for information. ACES is featured on several national TV shows and magazines. Thirty-four ACES leaders are appointed to serve on state child support guideline committees.
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Mercy Hospital donates $100,000 building! ACES has a new home!
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ABC made for TV movie, "Abandoned and Deceived" airs. The movie is the story of ACES founding and highlights the plight of families owed child support.
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ACES successfully advocates for the government ot become a model employer for child support by the implementation of personnel policies which requires government employees to meet Child Support obligations this policy for all Federal Employees. Ten states, and the cities of Chicago and Toledo follow by uniformly adopting these policies for State and City workers.
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