When payments are received, how is the money divided up for support, arrears, and fees?
In accordance with Pennsylvania rules of court and Federal law, the payment is first applied to all Title IV-D child/family current support, child/family-related support obligations, and amounts ordered on arrears (OOA). If the payment amount is more than the current month’s obligation(s) for child/family support, current spousal-only support, alimony pendente’ lite-only, and alimony-only are paid. Spousal/alimony pendente’ lite/alimony-only arrears (including OOA) are paid after all child/family arrears are paid in full. The obligor’s fees are paid last. Back to Question (H) 1.
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