Asked on May 06th, 2013 on Child Support - New Jersey
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Probation officer was notified via the phone and fax about my layoff one month early. Payments garnished from 2005-2013 (April 1,2013). A levy was sent against my bank account Jan.of 2013. Divorced and chidren were emancipated well over their legal age. I am going to file a motion against the arrears. Where do I stand? Thank you in advance.
I do recommend that you have a Motion filed as soon as possible. That Motion needs to be drafted properly and needs to include everything that is required.
If you are still accruing child support, the Motion needs to include an application to vacate any child support which relates to the period after each child was emancipated.
If child support was vacated as to each child as soon as that child was emancipated, the Motion needs to propose a repayment schedule which you can comply with for the arrearages.
If the amount of the child support arrearages is correct, it is very unlikely that you will be able to "eradicate" (vacate) the arrearages.
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