The evolution and development of modern domestic relations civil debt collections in the United States have become a serious threat to individual human rights over the last 50 years. The civil debt collections laws and mechanisms have the capacity to seriously and personally affect individuals in a manner which is mutually inconsistent human rights protections that prohibit incarceration for civil debt, enforced disappearance, extreme poverty, and unlawful interference with individual privacy, and family. The destructive nature of the civil debt collections practices and programs has and will continue to victimize individuals to the point of creating a refugee class in their own country.