not found, the trial court invited him to return and move the court for a modification of child support. He never made any child support payments while he was unemployed. His lien against some of the marital property was used to offset the payments from June through September and half of October of 1981.
Two months after the dissolution, in August of 1981, he filed for bankruptcy and received a full discharge. His obligation to support his children was not discharged. His obligation of $5,500 of marital debts assigned to him in the dissolution was, however, discharged. Since the creditors could not proceed against him, they have proceeded against respondent.
Bledsoe's unemployment ended in November of 1981 when he procured his present job with the Iowa School for the Deaf.Despite being employed, he never made any child support payments.
On May 24, 1982, he pleaded guilty to charges of theft. His five-year sentence was stayed on the condition that he make restitution of $15,000 he stole and serve 280 days in jail. His restitution payments were $350 per month. He had been paying only $150 per month. To continue his work at the School for the Deaf, he served the jail sentence in Iowa under a Huber work release. He was required to pay $42.00 per week to the county for his room and board. Although his living expenses were reduced, he made no child support payments.
On July 14, 1982, he moved for a reduction in his child support payments and forgiveness of arrearages. The trial court denied