As of today, the State has not answered your question. If you have not already, apply for unemployment and make sure you've taken the necessary steps to receive your stimulus payment. The courts are technically open, but very limited in what they will hear. Again, as of today I don't think you could get a support reduction hearing, but I don't think they would schedule a contempt hearing for non-payment, either. I wish there was a clear answer to your question but there just isn't. Your obligation exists, even if you can't meet it. If that conflict puts you in court down the road, you'll want evidence that you did all you could (see first sentence.)
Answered on Apr 02nd, 2020 at 9:23 AM