Arrest Warrent

01-03-2003, 03:10 PM

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Arrest Warrent

What is the name of your state? Ohio
My question is... if you get a paper that a warrent for your arrest has been issued. for failure to appear in court for past due child support. Is there any way to get the warrent removed if you have been paying the pass due support. I still have a little support past due. I just need a little more time to pay it off. About two months. If i get arrested I will lose time to work and get the money, and maybe my job. this happend once before and i was told if i had paid the support in full the day i was picked up. I could still get time for failure to appear. they said it was contempt of court? Thanks to all for any help. I want to do what's right I just need a little more time. Thanks fresh start

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