If the person who applied for CSSDs services withdraws, does the child support debt go away?
No, the paying parent is still required to pay current and past due child support. The custodial parent may at any time reapply for services or apply for public assistance. At that time CSSD will begin collecting current and past due support. The paying parent must keep track of payments made. Otherwise, they will not be subtracted from the debt.
Related Questions
- Can I apply for Child Support Enforcement services if my children are emancipated, but the person obligated to pay support still owes money on the child support order?
- What are the advantages of using Friedman & Friedman instead of the Child Support Services Dept. ("CSSD") to enforce my order for support in a family law matter?
- If the person who applied for CSSDs services withdraws, does the child support debt go away?
