2. Your questions:
1. "Although she has her ID number, rural residential address and current work address, her occupation is as a nanny. It is easy to change jobs. After receiving the court summons, nothing can be found, right? If you ask for the amount of property, even if she is gone, you can apply to the court for enforcement after the judgment, and you will get the money soon.
(2) Even if you do not apply for property preservation: after the judgment takes effect, as long as you can provide clues about her property (such as her deposit account or her rural home with cars, houses, income, etc.), It can also be enforced.
2. "Even if the nanny goes to court and I spend my time and energy winning the case, she will just walk away and there will be no one to recover the money, right?"
(1) The nanny does not go to the court: It does not matter, the court can hear and make a judgment in absentia, and the judgment can also be executed after it takes effect.
(2) If the nanny goes to the court and then leaves, and cannot be found, it will not affect the court's hearing and judgment, nor will it affect your application for compulsory execution.
(3) In other words: The key to whether you can get the money is not whether you can find the nanny or whether the nanny appears in court, but whether your claim is supported by sufficient evidence. Can she guarantee victory and whether she has enough property to execute the case?
3. "Even if she has been living in her employer's house and the court has issued a judgment to enforce it, she says she has no money and is resistant to her, right?": No, the court can inquire about her situation. No, the court can inquire about her bank deposits, auction her property, and require her current employer to pay her wages directly to the court.
4. "If I report a crime or criminal prosecution to the Public Security Bureau, what are the chances of a successful criminal prosecution or criminal prosecution? I have the nanny's accurate bank account number, assuming she still has more than 20,000 yuan in her account. , can I ask the court to freeze her account before the trial? " :
(1) The criminal procedure takes too long. It is recommended to scare her first and say that you will call the police to make her pay back the money. If that doesn't work, it would be quicker to file a civil lawsuit directly.
(2) You can apply for property preservation and seal her account.
5. It is recommended to negotiate with her after collecting the evidence. She said that it took a lot of money to come up with the evidence. If negotiation fails, go to the court as soon as possible and apply for property preservation at the same time.
6. Regarding your additions:
(1) The elderly cannot testify in court. Only a certificate from the elderly unit and evidence signed by the nanny to accept it are enough.
(2) It doesn’t matter whether there was a consumption record of 20,000 yuan in February. It doesn’t matter how much the nanny’s income is. You just need to ask the nanny to return the 20,000 yuan to your family. The nanny said that it was spent on your father. The nanny has to show proof of the money she has. If she can't show proof, she has to return it or compensate her. The court will only authenticate the evidence and won't care about what she said or whether your family had such a high consumption record before. , the nanny's salary and the court will only certify the evidence, and will not care about whether your family has such a high consumption record before, or whether the nanny's salary is significantly different from 20,000 yuan.