They Branded My 10-Year-Old a “Family Disgrace” at Christmas — I Responded Without a Single Tear

owed $8,400 in back taxes plus a 25% penalty—total due: $10,500, payable within ninety days.

She didn’t have $10,500. I knew this because Nathan received a letter from her newly hired attorney requesting a “good-faith extension” citing “unexpected financial hardship.”

The county doesn’t negotiate good faith. They negotiate payment plans with interest.continue reading …