What does NFR/PNFR stand for?

[Johnmou3]

What is the name of your state?Oregon Please read and explain what the following means, I am confused as to what it is really stating. Thank you.

7. Effect of Remarriage on Support Orders
Question: If the parties to a support order remarry, how does this affect the support order?
Answer: It depends. If support was ordered per a divorce decree, the remarriage terminates the support
obligation. If support was ordered per a NFR/PNFR, the support obligation does NOT terminate upon
the parties’ remarriage.

The above was taken from The Division of Child Support Advisory Memorandum July 17,2002 Amended November 9, 2005

I need to know what NFR/PNFR means as well. Your help in this matter is greatly appriciated. Thank you again

JohnWhat is the name of your state?

 

[wondreing]

What is the name of your state?Oregon Please read and explain what the following means, I am confused as to what it is really stating. Thank you.

7. Effect of Remarriage on Support Orders
Question: If the parties to a support order remarry, how does this affect the support order?
Answer: It depends. If support was ordered per a divorce decree, the remarriage terminates the support
obligation. If support was ordered per a NFR/PNFR, the support obligation does NOT terminate upon
the parties’ remarriage.

The above was taken from The Division of Child Support Advisory Memorandum July 17,2002 Amended November 9, 2005

I need to know what NFR/PNFR means as well. Your help in this matter is greatly appriciated. Thank you again

JohnWhat is the name of your state?

I'm sure someone will come along that knows what NFR/PNFR means, sorry I don't. But it looks like this section is referring to a remarriage between you and your ex, not with someone else. Getting remarried to someone else doesn't terminate a child support obligation.

 

[Gracie3787]

What is the name of your state?Oregon Please read and explain what the following means, I am confused as to what it is really stating. Thank you.

7. Effect of Remarriage on Support Orders
Question: If the parties to a support order remarry, how does this affect the support order?
Answer: It depends. If support was ordered per a divorce decree, the remarriage terminates the support
obligation. If support was ordered per a NFR/PNFR, the support obligation does NOT terminate upon
the parties’ remarriage.

The above was taken from The Division of Child Support Advisory Memorandum July 17,2002 Amended November 9, 2005

I need to know what NFR/PNFR means as well. Your help in this matter is greatly appriciated. Thank you again

JohnWhat is the name of your state?

Like the previous poster, I don't know what NFR/PNFR means, sorry.

I do agree though that this section applies to the remarriage of the parents to each other. Looking at the wording- " If the parties to a support order..." it seems that if this applied to either party's remarriage it would be worded something like- If a party to a support order...
Also, as was stated, a remarriage of one parent to someone else, NEVER terminates a suuport order.

 

[IrishLady47]

According to the glossary available on the Oregon Division of Child Support website, NFR means notice and finding of financial responsibility; PNFR is proposed order for notice and finding of financial responsibility.

IOW-if support was ordered by divorce decree, remarriage of the same parties cancels the support order. If support was ordered by a separate court order or adminstrative order via DCS, it is not canceled by the remarriage, it must be requested for the order to be stopped.

BTW-if part of the support order was back to the State because one party was receiving TANF or medical assistance--it won't be canceled until the State is paid back.

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