Summary
In Florida, dismissing child support arrears involves mutual agreement, financial hardship, or legal defenses. Even if the child is over 18, arrears usually remain due. A dismissed without prejudice letter indicates arrears can be revisited. License suspension can result from non-payment. Typically, the person owing arrears or their attorney files motions, but the custodial parent may also be involved. Consulting a lawyer is advisable for navigating these issues.Full Conversation
What if child is over *
If the child is over *, it may impact the case, but arrears typically still need to be paid. Some factors to consider:
- Emancipation: If the child is legally emancipated, you might have grounds to request a modification or dismissal of arrears.
- Statute of Limitations: Check if the statute of limitations for collecting child support has expired in your case.
Would you like more detailed information or assistance with connecting to a local lawyer who specializes in child support issues?
I received a letter stating that my arrears have been dismissed without prejudice
"Dismissed without prejudice" means the arrears can be brought up again in the future. To understand your specific situation better, could you provide more details on the letter and any previous court orders related to the child support arrears?
State took over and wanted payment arrangements, i never made arrangements so they suspended my license, then i got letter
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It seems like your case involves child support arrears, license suspension, and potential future enforcement. Here are some points to consider:
- "Dismissed without prejudice" means the arrears could be re-enforced later.
- License suspension can occur due to non-payment of child support.
- It may be beneficial to consult a lawyer to navigate this situation and potentially avoid future complications.
Would you like more detailed information or assistance with connecting to a local lawyer who specializes in child support issues?
How is a letter like that filled and who files the motion
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In Florida, a motion to dismiss child support arrears is typically filed by the person owing the arrears or their attorney. The letter you received may have been filed by the state or the court.
Is there a specific detail you are looking for in how the letter should be filled out or who should file it?
Reasons for letter
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In Florida, here are some reasons why a letter dismissing child support arrears might be issued:
- Administrative Error: The state may have made an error in calculating arrears.
- Compliance: If you have made a payment arrangement or satisfied some conditions.
- Review: The arrears are under review or reassessment.
Do you need more information or have a specific question about the letter?
Could the opposing party have filed for the motion
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Yes, the opposing party (the custodial parent) could potentially file a motion related to child support arrears. However, typically, motions to dismiss arrears are filed by the person owing the arrears or their attorney.
Do you need more detailed information about the motion or the process involved?
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