Child Support Case Status

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Disposed (Non-SRS) in a child support case means the court has finalized the case, and its not monitored by state agencies. This status can occur if obligations are met or resolved privately. If you havent received a summons or court order, there might be an error in your records. Its crucial to verify this with the court or the Department of Revenue. Consider contacting them to clarify your case status.

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What does "disposed" (non-srs) mean in child support case?
In a child support case, "disposed" means that the court has made a final decision or judgment, effectively closing the case. "Non-srs" indicates that the case is not part of the State Reporting System, often meaning it’s not being actively monitored by state agencies for enforcement.
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Why would it say that?
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Disposed (Non-SRS)
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The term "disposed (Non-SRS)" indicates that your child support case has been finalized by the court and is not being actively monitored by state agencies. This could happen for various reasons, such as both parties meeting their obligations or the case being resolved privately.
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So the case is closed?
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Yes, the term "disposed" in your child support case indicates that the court has made a final decision, effectively closing the case. If you have any further questions or need assistance with another issue, feel free to ask!
I never went to court or recieved any summons or court order to pay child support or anything of that sort
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It sounds like there might be a misunderstanding or an error in your records. If you never received a summons or court order, it's important to clarify this with the court.
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