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Unfortunately, you really need to go and get that warrant taken care of. You can take a job in another state even with the warrant, but you run the risk of the employer refusing to hire you if they discover it. You should go to legal aid or hire a private attorney to represent you and get them to assist you in getting the warrant recalled and getting some time to make up the money you owe based upon your dire financial circumstances and unemployment. You would need to show proof to the court of your efforts to find work and simply ask that the support amounts be changed based upon your unemployment causing a significant change in financial circumstances and to also grant you some additional time to pay the back payments.

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Expert:	PaulMJD
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Answered:	1/20/2009

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