My question involves a child custody case from the State of: Florida.
My husband owes an arrearage in child support. In 2014, before I met him, he was picked up on a writ for nonpayment. He then went in front of a judge and was ordered to pay an additional amount on top of his monthly child support as an arrearage payment. Since then, he has been paying as ordered.
Due to the amount he owes, he never had a bank account. He has been unemployed for several months, and we have continued to pay child support & arrearage payment while he was not working. He has gotten a job but they require direct deposit. If he is paying as he was ordered to, can the state still levy his bank account?
We are not disputing the amount that he owes, nor trying to get out of paying. Whenever we can, we do pay more. We just want to be prepared. As I said he has a child support payment of $450 plus an arrearage payment of $50 that was ordered by the court per month.
My husband owes an arrearage in child support. In 2014, before I met him, he was picked up on a writ for nonpayment. He then went in front of a judge and was ordered to pay an additional amount on top of his monthly child support as an arrearage payment. Since then, he has been paying as ordered.
Due to the amount he owes, he never had a bank account. He has been unemployed for several months, and we have continued to pay child support & arrearage payment while he was not working. He has gotten a job but they require direct deposit. If he is paying as he was ordered to, can the state still levy his bank account?
We are not disputing the amount that he owes, nor trying to get out of paying. Whenever we can, we do pay more. We just want to be prepared. As I said he has a child support payment of $450 plus an arrearage payment of $50 that was ordered by the court per month.
Collection and Enforcement: Levy Bank Account if Paying According to Arrearage Payment
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