What is the name of your state? Az
Is it legal for a judge to order you to pay your child support before it is actually due? My friend was ordered by a judge to pay his child support by the 29th or he was going to put a warrent out for his arrest. The courts changed his child support arrears monthly payment (an increase of 150 a month) and he didn't know they had done that. Even though he was covering his monthly CS obligation and the arrears that he thought he was supposed to pay, the commisioner laid into him on his review hearing on the 23rd because he was late on his arrears. He told the judge he could pay that immediatly and the comissioner said that he would have to pay that as well as his basic child support obligation by the 29th. The problem with that is he doesn't get paid until midnight on the 29th and cannot pay it until the 30th. He has also ordered that he has to pay his ex's lawyer directly and cannot make the payment through the clearinghouse. He doesn't really like this part of the order either because he was supposed to receive a 6,000 dollar credit and the judge told him to submit his information to her lawyer and he has yet to file this yet with the child support office. If he pays this to her lawyer he is afraid that it will not show on the payment files from the clearinghouse.
Is it legal for a judge to order you to pay your child support before it is actually due? My friend was ordered by a judge to pay his child support by the 29th or he was going to put a warrent out for his arrest. The courts changed his child support arrears monthly payment (an increase of 150 a month) and he didn't know they had done that. Even though he was covering his monthly CS obligation and the arrears that he thought he was supposed to pay, the commisioner laid into him on his review hearing on the 23rd because he was late on his arrears. He told the judge he could pay that immediatly and the comissioner said that he would have to pay that as well as his basic child support obligation by the 29th. The problem with that is he doesn't get paid until midnight on the 29th and cannot pay it until the 30th. He has also ordered that he has to pay his ex's lawyer directly and cannot make the payment through the clearinghouse. He doesn't really like this part of the order either because he was supposed to receive a 6,000 dollar credit and the judge told him to submit his information to her lawyer and he has yet to file this yet with the child support office. If he pays this to her lawyer he is afraid that it will not show on the payment files from the clearinghouse.