How About Hard No?

Got a voicemail from a potential client who I am not going to be representing for reasons which should be quite clear in a moment.

Said person is from Detroit relates that he is about to receive an inheritance which sounds nice.

But, and there's always a but, he apparently owes child support, a lot of child support for which he has not paid.

So much so that there are apparently a lot of outstanding court orders for him to pay said overdue child support.

Of course he doesn't want his inheritance to pay his long overdue child support which he stated in his message that he owes and for which he hasn't paid, has been ducking paying, and for which there is a court order to pay.

How about you man up, meet your obligations, and pay your child support there ya deadbeat?

So that's a hard no from me. 

I'm not going to be representing someone to try and get around a clear court order to avoid paying what he is without question supposed to be paying, no thank you.