Child Support Judgment Duration

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NY child support judgments last 20 years and are generally not dischargeable. In NC, garnishment of workers compensation for child support involves a court order and serving notice to the employer or insurance company. Consult an attorney for detailed guidance.

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I started paying child support in * and defaulted in payments that created a judgment. Under NY statute of limitations of 20 years after default of payment. Does this apply to me?
Hello Cheryl, based on your situation, NY law may apply to you:
- A NY judgment lasts for 20 years.
- Child support arrears are generally not dischargeable.
Please consult with an attorney for a detailed review of your case.
What is the correct procedure for garnishment of workmans comp and what documentation must be sent for it to be legal in NC
In North Carolina, garnishment of workers' compensation for child support arrears typically involves:
- Obtaining a court order for garnishment.
- Serving notice to the payer's employer or insurance company.
- Following the specific procedures outlined by the NC Child Support Services.
Please consult with a local attorney for precise guidance.
What are the specific procedures outlined by the NC Child Support Services.
The specific procedures outlined by the NC Child Support Services for garnishment are:
- Serving a Notice of Obligation to Withhold Income to the employer or insurance company.
- The notice must include the amount to be withheld.
- The employer remits the funds to NC Child Support Services.
Please consult an attorney for more detailed information.