FILE MOTION TO WAIVE ARREARS

Q: If i sign a birth certificate for a child and mother admits the child is not mine 2 yrs later , what can i do to stop support.

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Q: My husband paid child support directly to his ex-wife, she then turned it over to Family Support in a different state.

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Q: If I marry a non-custodial parent will I be responsible for his child support.

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Q: Do I have to pay additional child support for my pregnant teenage daughter?

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Q: Do I have to go to court to file a motion to stop support if the child is18 and about to graduate from HS in May?

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Q: Can a spouse get paid as primary caregiver for her disabled spouse Va?

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Anonymous Jun 17, 2012 Child Support 2 views 2 answers

NON-CUSTODIAL MOTHER HAS BEEN PAYING ARREARS FOR 8 YEARS. ALL CHILDREN ARE OVER 18 AND NO LONGER LIVING AT HOME. MOTHER OWES $2,994.96 WHICH IS BEING PAID OFF $100.00 PER MONTH AS A DEDUCTION FROM HER SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY MONEY. SHE IS EXPERIENCING FINANCIAL PROBLEMS. CUSTODIAL FATHER WOULD LIKE TO WAIVE ALL OUTSTANDING ARREARS.

Attorney Answers

Hillary Johns

Hillary Johns · Jun 15, 2026

You don't have to file a motion unless public assistance was involved. You can come to an agreement, prepare a stipulation and order, and file it with the court. If DCSS was involved, contact them.

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Barry Besser

Barry Besser · Jun 15, 2026

If DCSS is involved, they would have to be a party to any agreement, unless they are dismissed. However, if any of the arrears are for welfare reimbursement, it is not so easy to have those waived. If it is just straight child support arrears, if the custodial parent wishes to waive them, then a stipulation will need to be prepared, and signed by all parties, including DCSS, if they were involved. BARRY BESSER www.besserlaw.com

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