|
Termination/Ending Orders
Frequently
Asked Questions
Reasons
for Termination of child support order:
-
Child
will/has reached the age of 18 and no longer attends an
accredited high school full time
-
Child
attends an accredited high school but has attained the age
of 19
-
Child
married
-
Child is
deceased
-
Child
enlisted in the armed services
-
Child was
deported
-
Child has
a change of legal custody
Procedure:
-
Notice received from an obligor, obligee or agency of a
possible termination.
-
Termination investigation completed within twenty (20)
calendar days of receipt of notice.
-
Termination investigation findings filed with the court
along with possible impound order to hold funds.
Findings with hearing rights sent to the obligor and
obligee.
-
Objections to the findings must be received within
thirty (30) days to request an administrative
termination hearing. (If no objections, #7)
-
Notice of an administrative hearing is sent to the
parties with date, time, and location of hearing.
-
Hearing results are sent to the parties. Parties have
thirty-three (33) days to object and file a motion to
court.
-
Final
termination order is filed with the court.
-
Amended income withholding issued to employer.
CSEA Home Page |
Getting Started |
Parents as Partners |
Enforcement |
Payments |
Interstate Actions |
Review and Adjustment |
Termination/Ending Orders
| Employer Resources
|
|
