10 days jail for dad accused of not paying enough maintenance

A judge has jailed a ‘dead-beat Dad’ over the man's insufficient payments concerning his €10,000 bill in maintenance arrears.

10 days jail for dad accused of not paying enough maintenance
Fri, 02 Feb, 2018 - 15:49

By Gordon Deegan

A judge has jailed a father over the man's insufficient payments concerning his €10,000 bill in maintenance arrears.

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