Child Support Credit Reporting

Summary

In New York, child support agencies can report late payments to credit bureaus, impacting credit scores. To remove errors, gather evidence, contact the agency, or file a petition in family court. Legal counsel can help prepare your case.

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Can you get them removed
You might be able to get the late payment removed from your credit report if there was an error or if you can negotiate with the child support agency.
- Confirm the accuracy of the report.
- Contact the child support agency to discuss the issue.
- Consider disputing the report with credit bureaus.
Do you need guidance on how to dispute a report with credit bureaus?
Can you go to court and request that it be removed
You can request the removal of a late child support payment from your credit report by going to court if you believe there has been an error or unfair reporting. It's advisable to seek legal counsel to understand your options and prepare your case effectively.
Do you need more details on how to proceed with this in court?
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To proceed with requesting the removal of a late child support payment from your credit report in court:
- Gather Evidence: Collect any documents that support your claim, such as payment records, communication with the child support agency, and any error reports.
- File a Petition: You will need to file a petition with the family court that issued the child support order, explaining the error or unfair reporting.
- Attend a Hearing: Be prepared to present your case in front of a judge. Bring all relevant documents and possibly witnesses.
Would you like more information on how to file a petition or prepare for a court hearing?